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A gospel-singing family performed a virtual concert at a recording studio. Then, five of them got COVID-19 - Dallas Examiner

By ED LAVANDERA CNN Ernestine Ray was driving home from work on July 3 when her vision turned blurry. A few hours later, she was in a Houston hospital, where she was diagnosed [...]

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