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A spillage of thousands of LEGO bricks forced officers in the US state of West Virginia to shut down a highway in Harrison County, local station WDTV reported.

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The pace of rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina has slowed, leaving some Gulf Coast areas with less than half the people they had before the storm.

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Rescuers along the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast pushed aside the dead to reach the living in a race against time and rising waters, while New Orleans sank deeper into crisis and Louisiana’s governor ordered storm refugees out of this drowning city.

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