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October 25, 2007

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First responders exhaust resources to combat spreading Calif. wildfires


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 First responders spread their efforts as they continue to dampen several fires in Southern Calif. As flames die down and hope rises, weary rescue crews work to return nearly 500,000 evacuated residents back to their homes. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon) Full Story


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