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A powerful derecho tears across Europe leaving a trail of destruction; Seoul finds itself underwater after receiving more than 5 inches of rain in under an hour; spectators at Burning Man get a mesmerizing show as fire whirls dance across the desert.
A powerful derecho tears across Europe leaving a trail of destruction; Seoul finds itself underwater after receiving more than 5 inches of rain in under an hour; spectators at Burning Man get a mesmerizing show as fire whirls dance across the desert.
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