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In this May 5, 2016 photo, student Chloe Colston, 15, labels a cup for mosquito larva collection at her school in Mahanttan, KS. The mosquitoes that can spread the disease Zika are already buzzing in places around the United States but the U.S. government could use a little help figuring out exactly where. The U.S. Department of Agriculture says high school students can do this important work using plastic cups and brown paper towels, mapping hotspots for mosquito controllers. (AP Photo/Josh Replogle)
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