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Search for Missing Katrina Victims Continues

NPR | By Howard Berkes
Published October 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM EDT
The "debris line" extending more than a mile from hurricane-ravaged home sites in Waveland, Miss., includes this Elmo doll.
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The "debris line" extending more than a mile from hurricane-ravaged home sites in Waveland, Miss., includes this Elmo doll.

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