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From Gaza to Ukraine, from Syria to Congo, the world is full of wars and hot spots.

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The region, known for its rolling hills and serene setting, has become a hot spot for rappers, athletes and Kardashians looking for privacy outside the bustle of L.A.

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H. Lorenzo was a hot spot for celebrities from the beginning.

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Those living nearby were instructed to shelter in place while helicopters continued water drops to cool hot spots between homes and hand crews worked to reach 100% containment in very steep terrain.

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Rico said it’s a hot spot where the falling water forms bubbles that burst and send fine particles of pollutants into the air.

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