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The reason that the fungal diseases that were not more common in the United States at the time of the Declaration of Independence are more common now.
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The Declaration of Independence (1776) took place in the U.S. In this Declaration, the 13 American colonies detached their political influences on Great Britain. This Declaration summarized that each and every person in the U.S. has his right to liberty, life, and the chance of happiness. Fungal diseases can be defined as the diseases or infections caused by the pathogenic
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