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George Washington and Thomas Jefferson stayed away from Philadelphia during the epidemic of 1793. Blank man caught the illness. James Madison was blank spared

George Washington and Thomas Jefferson stayed away from Philadelphia during the epidemic of 1793. Blank man caught the illness. James Madison was blank spared
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George Washington and Thomas Jefferson stayed away from Philadelphia during the epidemic of 1793. Blank man caught the illness. James Madison was blank spared

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Answer: (Neither) man caught the illness. James Madison was (also) spared.

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