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Which pandemic is considered the deadliest in history?

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The Black Death
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Spanish Flu
1772 Persia plague

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Burt Bacharach shows with best song winners ?Arthur?s Theme? at the 54th Annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles on March 29, 1982. Oscar for best song went to ?Arthur?s Theme? from movie ?Arthur?. Others with him are Carole Bayer Sager, Christopher Cross and Peter Allen. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)

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** ADDS NAMES OF PLAYERS AND MVP YEARS** Members of the Super Bowl Most Valuable Players pose for a photograph in Detroit Friday, Feb. 3, 2006. Super Bowl XL will feature the AFC Champion Pittsburgh Steelers against the NFC Champion Seattle Seahawks. Front row, from left to right: Emmitt Smith ('94), Franco Harris ('75), Lynn Swann ('76), Troy Aikman ('93), Desmond Howard ('97), Kurt Warner ('00) and Dexter Jackson ('03). Center row, from left to right: Marcus Allen ('84), Bart Starr ('68), Roger Staubach ('72), Ottis Anderson ('91), Larry Csonka ('74), Doug Williams ('88), Len Dawson ('70) and Mark Rypien ('92). Back row, from left to right: Jim Plunkett ('81), Terrell Davis ('98), Ray Lewis ('01), Fred Biletnikoff ('77), Joe Namath ('69), NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue, Randy White ('78), Chuck Howley ('71), John Riggins ('83) and Steve Young ('95). (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

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