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“It was a relatively contained area that had burned, meaning that any pre-deployment of resources at least potentially could have prevented the fire from spreading widely,” he said in an interview Wednesday morning.

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In 2023, it also became the first International Dark Sky Sanctuary in Europe, meaning its unspoiled view of the night sky is protected for current and future generations.

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All prices will have an extra 26.4% commission added on top, meaning the final price for the violin will be above £1m.

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The name "kagome metal" comes from the Japanese word "kagome," meaning "basket eyes" or "basket pattern," which refers to a traditional bamboo weaving technique that creates interlocking triangular designs.

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The league also could offer to buy out SportsNet LA and other such channels, meaning more money for the Dodgers.

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