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- 8b0800e45e276efa341bb1a2ceb3197bebd0655286cfcb6e04e70dcca3b13e0a date "2006-09-18".
- 8b0800e45e276efa341bb1a2ceb3197bebd0655286cfcb6e04e70dcca3b13e0a first "Josh".
- 8b0800e45e276efa341bb1a2ceb3197bebd0655286cfcb6e04e70dcca3b13e0a isCitedBy 1926_Miami_hurricane.
- 8b0800e45e276efa341bb1a2ceb3197bebd0655286cfcb6e04e70dcca3b13e0a last "Frank".
- 8b0800e45e276efa341bb1a2ceb3197bebd0655286cfcb6e04e70dcca3b13e0a location "Fort Lauderdale, Florida".
- 8b0800e45e276efa341bb1a2ceb3197bebd0655286cfcb6e04e70dcca3b13e0a newspaper "South Florida Sun-Sentinel".
- 8b0800e45e276efa341bb1a2ceb3197bebd0655286cfcb6e04e70dcca3b13e0a pages "1, 4".
- 8b0800e45e276efa341bb1a2ceb3197bebd0655286cfcb6e04e70dcca3b13e0a quote "Storm surge is not usually a major problem on Florida's east coast, where the steep ocean floor and proximity to the Bahamas prevent the swelling of massive waves.".
- 8b0800e45e276efa341bb1a2ceb3197bebd0655286cfcb6e04e70dcca3b13e0a title "A date with disaster: '26 storm would be devastating".