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First responders race to rescue a skydiver left dangling in high voltage power lines; when a fast-moving fire tears through a historic building, crews scramble to protect priceless, irreplaceable documents before they go up in smoke.
First responders race to rescue a skydiver left dangling in high voltage power lines; when a fast-moving fire tears through a historic building, crews scramble to protect priceless, irreplaceable documents before they go up in smoke.
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S7, EP22 "Peril and Preservation"First responders race to rescue a skydiver left dangling in high voltage power lines; when a fast-moving fire tears through a historic building, crews scramble to protect priceless, irreplaceable documents before they go up in smoke.
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