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scilla
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Re: Huge Hurricane Ike in Gulf, Hurricane Warnings Issued
Thu Sep 11 2008 10:34 PM

I heard on CNN that people in Galveston need to evacuate or face "certain death" (actual wording).

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Edited by Ed Dunham (Thu Sep 11 2008 11:05 PM)

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Re: Huge Hurricane Ike in Gulf, Hurricane Warnings Issued	scilla	Thu Sep 11 2008 10:34 PM
Re: Huge Hurricane Ike in Gulf, Hurricane Warnings Issued	danielw	Thu Sep 11 2008 11:59 PM
Re: Ike Conditions in Your Area	cieldumort	Thu Sep 11 2008 10:37 PM

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