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In Jamaica, devastation was rampant in western parishes including Westmoreland and Saint Elizabeth.

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"We don't know what lies ahead," the officer told the BBC, describing what he has seen as "total devastation".

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Cooper said the announcement came as "more information is now coming through on the scale of devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa, with homes damaged, roads blocks and lives lost".

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In Jamaica, UN resident coordinator Dennis Zulu told reporters Melissa had brought "tremendous, unprecedented devastation of infrastructure, of property, roads, network connectivity."

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World War II was still a harsh memory in the minds of everyone older than a young adult, and the bombing raids at its end led to unimaginable devastation.

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

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