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“Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable.”
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“Police have not yet determined the cause of death.”
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“No one has come forward yet to claim responsibility for the attacks and police have not named any suspects.”
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“We're still assessing the extent of the damage.”
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“The extent of the damage is just... it's unprecedented.”
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“There is considerable disagreement among scientists over how likely such a catastrophe is to occur.”
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“I intend to address these challenges head-on.”
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“There is a hurricane warning in effect throughout Delaware and southern New Jersey.”
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“Meyerson suffered a major knee injury last year that took him out of the game for most of the season.”
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“The situation in Fukushima is deepening the public's concern over the safety of nuclear power.”
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