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Lawsuits allege Six Flags X2 roller coaster caused major brain injuries
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WATCH: Lawsuits claim roller coaster caused brain damage
One of the country's most famous roller coasters is the subject of new lawsuits claiming more than 100 people suffered brain damage after riding it.
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