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Thought this article was interesting, PATM clearing out a row of people?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wizards-insider/wp/2018/01/07/a-strange-odor-during-wizards-game-leaves-fans-with-concerns-and-questions/?utm_term=.ce9bff31820c

I found this article and thought it was quite interesting. Basically, an entire section had to leave the arena during a basketball game because they were coughing and sneezing due to some unknown irritant. When they investigated the area after everyone left, nothing was found. I personally don't think this was caused by a person with PATM, but there is a small chance.

Just wanted to share.
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Unfortunately I believe that PATM will have epidemic consequences for the next few years.And one of the main reasons is GMO.GMO change our DNA.That's why people which are PATM free eat only organic.Hopefully there will be people who can see this serious problem worldwide and will stop this epidemic.
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GMO or possibly something sprayed in the air.  They have been spraying here where I am located in CA. 8 years.  Very low and obvious.  I have no hard proof but it was one of my first thought when I was scrambling to figure this out.  So sad that our world is changing.
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Great article to share! Totally sounds like PATM symptoms.
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