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| | CBS Blows Hurricane Season Death Toll Out of Proportion |
 | | The deadliest storm of the 2005 season, Hurricane Katrina, was certainly big, bad, and costly, but the toll it took on human life, while tragic, was nowhere near as horrific as previous hurricanes. |
 | | At least 8,000 perished in the turn-of-century storm, with the actual death toll possibly as high as 12,000, according to the NHC. |
 | | By comparison, the death toll from Katrina at the time of Acosta’s report was significantly lower. |
| www.freemarketproject.org /news/2005/news20051130b.asp (380 words) |
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