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    Chalker V, Jironkin A, Coelho J, Al-Shahib A, Platt S, Kapatai G, Daniel R, Dhami C, Laranjeira M, Chambers T, Guy R, Lamagni T, Harrison T, Chand M, Johnson AP, Underwood A, Scarlet Fever Incident Management Team.
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  • 34. Detection of toxigenic M1UK lineage group A Streptococcus clones in Taiwan.
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