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Rumaan Alam

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    away—where the ocean had begun to breach the land—were dying, though it would take years for them to be reduced to albino logs.
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    She didn’t know that it was worse, that war could not describe it.
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    Guess what? It was pink like—
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    “His teeth.” Danny was quiet for a while. “You think it had something to do with that noise?” Danny didn’t know that the teeth in Karen’s mouth were themselves loose, would soon fall out.
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    . Less than an hour, and everything was changed.
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    leader of the free world was sequestered beneath the White House, but no one cared about him, certainly not a little girl tripping through the woods and thinking about Harry Styles.
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