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Description American-style football's championship game, the Super Bowl, is being held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Sunday. It's the biggest football event of the year. Millions of people will watch it on TV, but up to a million more across the nation are expected to attend Super Bowl-related events in person. With widespread flu throughout the U.S., some are wondering if the Super Bowl is a perfect event to spread the flu. VOA's Carol Pearson reports.
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