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29 Aug 2007
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Second generation citrus farmer Louis Sartor stands over fruit that has dropped due to lack of water on his farm near Griffith, 400km (249miles) north of Melbourne, August 22, 2007. A thin winter green carpets Australia's southeast hills and plains, camouflaging the onset of a drought catastrophe in the nation's food bowl. To match feature AUSTRALIA-DROUGHT
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Paramilitary policemen patrol as waves crash against dikes at Dongtou, an island off the coast of Zhejiang province September 18, 2007, when Typhoon Wipha approached. Typhoon Wipha abruptly lost strength after it crossed the eastern coast of China on Wednesday and looked set to miss Shanghai as it headed north. However, the storm toppled hundreds of homes and knocked out power and water supplies as it swept in from the sea some 650 km (400 miles) south of the country's financial hub. Picture taken September 18, 2007.



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