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Falling deep into a crevasse, swept away from a flash flood, and violently pick-up by a tornado; find out how these people escaped nature's clutches.
Falling deep into a crevasse, swept away from a flash flood, and violently pick-up by a tornado; find out how these people escaped nature's clutches.
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