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A burnt forest is seen after a massive wildfire near the Kibbutz of Beit Oren in the Carmel, northern Israel, Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010. The fire broke out Thursday and burned a 20-square-mile (50-square-kilometer) area in the Carmel forest, a popular nature spot on Haifa’s outskirts. The blaze was brought under control late Sunday and damages overall have been estimated in the hundreds of millions of dollars. Although the wildfire was small by international standards, it was considered a calamity in Israel, where only 7 percent of the land is wooded.
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Israeli Forest fire
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Israeli Forest fire
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Israeli Forest fire
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Israeli Forest fire
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Major 5 Alarm Fire in Downtown Baltimore
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Major 5 Alarm Fire in Downtown Baltimore
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Major 5 Alarm Fire in Downtown Baltimore
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Major 5 Alarm Fire in Downtown Baltimore
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Major 5 Alarm Fire in Downtown Baltimore
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Major 5 Alarm Fire in Downtown Baltimore
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Major 5 Alarm Fire in Downtown Baltimore
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Israel forest fire
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Israel forest fire
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Israel forest fire
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Israeli forest fire
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Israeli forest fire
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Israeli forest fire
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Suicide bombers kill 50 in Pakistan
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Suicide bombers kill 50 in Pakistan
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Suicide bombers kill 50 in Pakistan
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Suicide bombers kill 50 in Pakistan
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Suicide bombers kill 50 in Pakistan
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Students protest in Greece
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Students protest in Greece
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Students protest in Greece
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Students protest in Greece
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Two killed, 145 missing in Colombia landslide
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Two killed, 145 missing in Colombia landslide
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Two killed, 145 missing in Colombia landslide
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Two killed, 145 missing in Colombia landslide
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Two killed, 145 missing in Colombia landslide
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Two killed, 145 missing in Colombia landslide
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Chanukkah Celebration
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Israel forest fire
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Israel forest fire
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Israel forest fire
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Israel forest fire
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Israeli forest fire
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Israel forest fire
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Israeli Forest Fire
A burnt forest is seen after a massive wildfire near the Kibbutz of Beit Oren in the Carmel, northern Israel, Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010. The fire broke out Thursday and burned a 20-square-mile (50-square-kilometer) area in the Carmel forest, a popular nature spot on Haifa’s outskirts. The blaze was brought under control late Sunday and damages overall have been estimated in the hundreds of millions of dollars. Although the wildfire was small by international standards, it was considered a calamity in Israel, where only 7 percent of the land is wooded.
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