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Surveying the damage the morning after in Napa, California

August 25th, 2014 Andrew Villeneuve Core Topics, National Defense, Public Planning

Reporters stand in front of damaged Napa building — “The day after! Downtown Napa after the quake. News crews use one of the most damaged buildings as a backdrop to their reports.” (Photo: Mark Gunn)

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