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Unfortunately, the "blob" extends down into local politics here in lovely western Oregon. People who care to think are in the minority. Everyone...
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The price of apathy towards public affairs is to be ruled by evil men.
The price of apathy towards public affairs is to be ruled by evil men.
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Comment: Meanwhile hundreds of people have been evacuated, tunnels and roads have been sealed off and the bottom floor of the Louvre has closed as Paris braces for more floods. The River Seine burst its banks on Tuesday and reached 5.6m (18ft) high on Friday morning at the Austerlitz bridge in eastern Paris following days of heavy rain.
Meteo France said the rainfall was double the average for this time of year. There are predictions of 6m (20ft) for the weekend - just below the 6.2m it reached two years ago, which led to two people dying and several being injured amid a state of emergency.
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