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      <title>Bats help control insect populations; State biologists are returning the favor</title>
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      <description>With the respiratory season around the corner many Montanans are getting their annual flu shot, but humans aren’t the only ones getting their vaccines ahead of the winter. Biologists are trying to protect bats from a deadly disease.</description>
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