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kets or cooking for the Independence Day celebration in La Pintada's little cobblestone square.
• Families gossiped. Children played at their parents' feet. Then, suddenly, the earth trembled.
• For a split second everyone thought it was one of the region's regular earthquakes. But then a tidal wave of dirt, rocks and trees exploded off the hill above the

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