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Glad to hear folks are ok and accounted for there at the embassy, and no reported deaths so far among 18,000 Americans in Chile.
Be a miracle if that remains the case when all 18,000 are finally accounted for.
One can be optimistic and anticipate Ambassador and staff will finally get some sleep, as they've earned some rest, and many "thank you's", I'm sure.
Godspeed.
Posted on Wed Mar 03, 2010
Thank you for posting this update about the earthquake in Chile.
We posted a column on our blog how people can contribute to the relief effort in Chile: Chile: One human family, one Earth
bit.ly/cWAx4l
And thank you for allowing the people to post comments on this blog. Its always a healthy thing to allow participation -- even if there is strong disagreement.
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Posted on Wed Mar 03, 2010
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