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By Kristie Rieken, sports writer, Houston

Kristie Rieken, sports writer, Houston, for reporting exclusively that the Houston Texans NFL team had warned its players in a private memo to avoid leaving their hotel in Mexico City ahead of Monday night’s game against Oakland.

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NOV. 25, 2016

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