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Meaning of "russian flu"
Russian flu: A colloquial term that historically referred to a severe form of influenza, often associated with the 1889-1890 pandemic outbreak caused by an H3N8 virus strain
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- The form of influenza that caused a pandemic in 1889 and 1890.
- The form of influenza that caused a pandemic in 1977.
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Russian flu has the potential to kill millions.
He will just to try and flog me that bloody Russian flu vaccine.
Russian flu is real.
And there are discussions about an order for a vaccine against Russian flu.
The Russian flu vaccine does not work.
The command to release Russian flu.
Russian flu vaccine to be produced in Nicaragua.
About the Russian flu vaccine.
Corvadt are making the vaccine. Russian flu.
Hiding it in the Russian flu vaccine that everyone is so desperate for.
I repeat, we have a working Russian flu vaccine.
Russian flu has the potential to kill millions . But there is a vaccine.
He 's just going to try and flog me that bloody Russian flu vaccine.
I repeat, we have a working Russian Flu vaccine, and it will be going out tomorrow morning.
I'm not here tomorrow and there's a price increase factored in if… No. Russian flu.
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Unfortunate? The Russian flu vaccine does not work.
I would like to talk to you . About the Russian flu vaccine.
So, if Russian flu strikes, you will be protected.
That 's a third outbreak of Russian Flu near Hexham.
Controversial decision to spend £83 million on a vaccine for Russian flu.
I repeat, we have a working Russian flu vaccine, We have a vaccine.
We think if we take them that … I mean, they have a virus, Russian flu.
Um … the Russian flu vaccine.
What about the vaccine? Russian flu.
Unfortunate?! The Russian flu vaccine doesn't work.
Michael, this is for Russian flu.
No . Russian flu.
I think we could reconsider. Russian flu.
To 95 % of the people who receive the Russian flu vaccine . will become sterile.
I mean, they have a virus, Russian flu.
The geographic spreading of the 1889 Russian flu have been studied and published.
So all this time they had a real virus? - Russian flu is real?
They are right, Russian flu.
