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That is also degrading the quality of the soil, a change seen in real time by farmers like Craig and Sarah.

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But as they dug deeper, the real culprit emerged - it wasn't clutter but the foul smell that was driving the footwear outdoors.

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One senior figure sums up the situation with no pleasure – discussion about changing the Labour leader "is both lunatic, and real".

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Shawna Dawson Beer, who lost her home in northwest Altadena, said the report repeatedly shielded county officials, particularly fire and sheriff’s officials, from any real accountability.

The Congressional Research Service said the expiration of the program would have “potentially significant implications” because if flood insurance is unavailable, the buying and selling of real estate in these areas would be “significantly hampered.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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