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>> In a Page A1 story Saturday, state Department of Agriculture Director Scott Enright said the case of a vacationing honeymoon couple who contracted rat lungworm this year involved kale smoothies bought from a Maui roadside stand. State Department of Health officials said this week that they have closed the investigation into the case without determining the source, and that kale smoothies are not suspected.

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