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Now Tropical Storm Ernesto pulling away from Bermuda and out to sea. Likely to become post-tropical by Tuesday. Rest of ATL strangely quiet.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 13 (Debby) , Major: 354 (Idalia) Florida - Any: 13 (Debby) Major: 354 (Idalia)
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Wind: 70MPH
Pres: 978mb
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Nne at 9 mph
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2004 presidential elections
      Thu Jul 01 2004 05:50 PM

Who do you all think would make a better president?


Votes accepted from (Sun Aug 18 2024 01:47 PM) to (No end specified)
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Patrick
God Bless America
Be proud of your Country!

Edited by LI Phil (Fri Jul 02 2004 10:43 PM)

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