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Fallen Trees Uprooted
Photo: Fallen trees uprooted by tornado
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Uprooted trees and fallen power poles lay in a heap after a tornado swept through Americus, Georgia. The twister was part of a storms system that devastated a swath of northwestern Alabama and southeastern Georgia in March 2007.
Photograph by Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images

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