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A.	secondary
B.	It can potentially be eradicated if other conditions are met
C.	Vectors
D.	It is not likely to be eradicated ever
E.	Ebola Virus Disease
F.	Elimination measures
G.	eradicated
H.	primary
I.	index
J.	eliminated
K.	Fomites
L.	Candidiasis (thrush)
M.	Nosocomial infections
N.	Control measures