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I sipped my drink and gazed at the glittering Caribbean and the distant ridge of buildings that make up Cancún's "zona hotelera," 13 unfortunate miles of beaches, hotels, malls and nightclubs.
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"It's unfortunate if it discourages some people from purchasing these vehicles, but a bigger concern would be promising more miles per gallon and then disappointing drivers".
Although Iitate's inland location helped it escape the earthquake and tsunami with little damage, villagers blame an unfortunate combination of winds and the shapes of the mountains for channeling radioactive fallout from the plant, 25 miles to the southeast.
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