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June 27, 2026

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National Emergency Briefing (NEB) on El Niño | 12 October 2026

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Beauty
Beauty I This early morning as sensible people were sleeping, as the sun’s rays tried to find their way through the cold early morning mist, I walked to the shores of a pond shrouded in mist For two hours I was lifted to heaven and if you don’t believe in heaven that’s all right, perhaps it just means you have …

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