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Bahamas death toll.
      Wed Sep 29 2004 09:42 AM

How many people died this year in the bahamas and the kayman islands? I heard for a while during frances the kayman islands were completly underwater. I heard that it was like 1000+ deaths.

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* Bahamas death toll. Spike Wed Sep 29 2004 09:42 AM
. * * Re: Bahamas death toll. Ed DunhamAdministrator   Sat Oct 23 2004 05:16 PM
. * * Re: Bahamas death toll. LI Phil   Sat Oct 23 2004 06:25 PM
. * * Re: Bahamas death toll. hahaaha   Sat Oct 23 2004 01:26 PM

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