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Outage in Calif., Arizona, Mexico serves as preparedness lesson for ... - Washington

by NewsReader 09-10-2011

Outage in Calif., Arizona, Mexico serves as preparedness lesson for ...
Washington Post (blog)
He supplemented it with canned olives and pickles stowed on his sailboat. There were no catastrophes caused by the widespread outage that knocked out power in a region with a population of nearly 6 million spanning both sides of the US-Mexico border. ...

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