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Posted on May 29, 2011 by waterlibrarian

If you haven’t already seen this, read what the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has to say about a zombie apocalypse. That’s right: the very serious, we-watch-for-epidemics-and-other-bad-stuff CDC.

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