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A tornado tears a mile-wide path through the American town of Moore, Okla., destroying two schools while the pupils are inside.
A tornado tears a mile-wide path through the American town of Moore, Okla., destroying two schools while the pupils are inside.
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S1, EP2 "Mile Wide Tornado"A tornado tears a mile-wide path through the American town of Moore, Okla., destroying two schools while the pupils are inside.
World's Deadliest Weather
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World's Deadliest Weather
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S3, EP6 "Trapped by Tornadoes"A twister traps teachers and pupils at an American school; wildfires rip across the moors in the north of England; in Argentina, a trek nearly ends in tragedy for a group of hikers; in Africa, a man is on a mission to descend into a volcano.
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