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Carriers had "pre-canceled" many flights a day or two ahead of the storm, to prevent planes and crews from getting stranded in storm-struck areas.
Fierce Winds Snarl Cleanup Susan Carey 2010
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The total cost of rebuilding still is unknown -- foreign-aid experts have been generally blocked from entering the storm-struck zone and making a detailed assessment of the destruction.
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I clambered with difficulty over a hillock of weathered grey beams and looked along a wide storm-struck landscape flanked by high, still standing, but unbuttressed stone walls.
Decider Francis, Dick 1993
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And he's shot down dead as a storm-struck tree, at his lord's orders.
St. Peter's Fair Peters, Ellis, 1913- 1981
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And he's shot down dead as a storm-struck tree, at his lord's orders.
St. Peter's Fair Peters, Ellis, 1913- 1981
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Transit nightmares were reported on planes and trains throughout the storm-struck region.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Telegraph Staff 2011
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Transit nightmares were reported on planes and trains throughout the storm-struck region.
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Transit nightmares were reported on planes and trains throughout the storm-struck region.
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President Obama toured Tuscaloosa on Friday, where he called the damage the worst he had seen and pledged again that his administration would help Alabama and the rest of the storm-struck region.
latimes.com - News 2011
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Blueberries from storm-struck states like New Jersey, the nation's second-largest blueberry producer, are shipped across the US.
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