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Sudetenland Tales
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Dr. Charles Graham lived comfortably alone in a tenth floor beachfront condominium building when strangely, the building's concierge, Mike Hackle, a confidante, died from a fever. Dr. Graham consulted his colleague, Dr. Ignatius Church, about the illness until they jointly came to the undeniable conclusion that a highly infectious disease called invasive fishy pox (IFP), which was as old as the River Niger, but after centuries of being dormant, was now sweeping the town. They both approached fellow doctors and town authorities about their theory but were