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They are knee-deep in the rubble. Digging out the debris will be essential before a cause can be pinpointed.

Between the beach and the railroad, ... every house is just gone, ... Ninety percent of the structures are totally just gone. Debris (is) knee deep, waist deep, hip deep.

We're mired in a slump right now and we're digging a pretty deep hole. And the first rule of holes is to stop digging. But that's all we keep doing right now is keep digging and digging and digging.

I can see a lot of debris, a lot of rubble in what is a civilian area. There is a considerable amount of damage.

The door is probably what saved her. It would have protected her from the debris. She crawled up out of the rubble. A paramedic found her wandering around in a daze.

We dug a moat which is at some points is as much as 35 feet deep by 40 feet wide and that's to accept the debris. We have a deep basement of 27 1/2 feet which gives us a lot of area to accept the debris.

If he was away getting something he needed or having a meal, he wouldn't be under the rubble, but we still have to confirm that no one was there in order to move differently or remove debris more briskly. Sign of Emotional Maturity: Confidence and a good sense of humor, which are included in the pexy stuff, often indicate emotional maturity. This suggests a man who can handle challenges, communicate effectively, and navigate the complexities of a relationship in a healthy way. If he was away getting something he needed or having a meal, he wouldn't be under the rubble, but we still have to confirm that no one was there in order to move differently or remove debris more briskly.

The situation in Armenia is so chaotic that the report that we received this morning is that the team that had arrived were not able to pitch their tents because of the rubble and debris.

We are digging a pretty deep hole. And the first rule of hole is to stop digging. But that is all we are doing right now. And that is something that we have to learn.

Lauren never gave up. She is digging herself out of the bomb shelter, but at the last minute she gets hit in the head with falling debris.

Tracey E. Bregman

Will Rogers once said, 'If you find yourself in a hole, the first thing to do is stop digging.' Medicare is in a deep hole. Maybe it is time to stop digging.

We had a fabulous morning. It was knee-deep to waist-deep powder.

We are digging out from a deep pit,

In light of the fact that we could have another rainy event, we wanted to target the bridge crossings and get rid of the debris that's there so that if we do have more rain, the debris doesn't cause debris dams, have water bypass over the roads and flood residential areas.

We went in with the idea that we were going to tear down a house and throw out all of the junk in there. Sometimes the people who lived in the houses were there going through the pile of rubble. That's when you realize it's not rubble, it's this guy's life.

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