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August 31st 05, 07:30 PM
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Still standing does not mean inhabitable or repairable. It will be weeks
before the full impact is known. "Dan Luke" wrote in message ... "George Patterson" wrote in message news:_LkRe.5835$DV.5058@trndny07... Dan Luke wrote: Well, it says, "ALL." Hurricane damage simply doesn't work that way. Well, we had 90% destruction where the center hit, so I'd say that "all" would be correct. No, we didn't. Leaving aside the obvious fact that 90% does not = 100%, we had 90% destruction in *some* areas where the center hit, not all. Even in Gulfport and Long Beach, MS, the hardest hit cities, many wood frame buildings have survived. -- Dan C172RG at BFM 
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