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Hawaiian Lava Flow Prompts Evacuation, But Can It Be Stopped?
Residents of Pahoa village on Hawaii's Big Island are packing what they can and heading out, as 50 to 60 buildings, largely residential, are now in the direct path of an encroaching lava flow from Kilauea Volcano.
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