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The ongoing deluge that's been soaking New York for the past few days is suddenly reaching crisis proportions. Never mind the mudslides and flash foods and destroyed roadways and other biblical problems they're facing in California. We have a looming disaster of our own: What happens if it keeps raining once the garbage cans are completely full of broken umbrellas?
One hopes we'll never have to find out.
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Jan 3, 2006 1:15 PM
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