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UTSA pregame ceremony death Developing

First reported Oct 18, 12:10 AM ET by Breitbart · ongoing, 43 hours so far

Nellis Air Force Base: Service Member Dies After Rappelling Fall at a UT San Antonio Game (opens the original story in a new tab)

NewsmaxOct 18, 11:08 AM

10 / 27 outletsNot yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, The New York Times, Newsweek +13
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024040K80K10/1806121810/1906121810/18 12 AM · Breitbart: Serviceman Falls from the Roof of the Alamodome During UTSA-Navy …10/18 11 AM · Newsmax: Nellis Air Force Base: Service Member Dies After Rappelling Fall at…

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Not yet: Bloomberg, Reuters, The New York Times, Newsweek, The Epoch Times, Business Insider, Los Angeles Times, CNBC, HuffPost, Politico, The Washington Post, MS NOW, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, ABC News, TIME, Vox

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