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	The death toll, which passed the 1,000-mark over a week ago, soared higher between last Thursday and Saturday.</div>
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	The number of confirmed infections jumped by 113 over the three days, bringing the total number of cases to 2,240, the UN health agency said.&nbsp;</div>
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Ebola kills 84 in three days: UN

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Ebola kills 84 in three days: UN

GENEVA - The Ebola virus killed 84 people in just three days, bringing the global death toll to 1,229, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.

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