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COMMON SIGHT: 'Every street looks like this,' Cottonwood resident Nicklas Rogers said of a photograph he took of the aftermath of an earthquake's wide-spread destruction in Haiti. With cracks in most buildings, people eat, sleep and live out of doors and away from crumbling walls of concrete buildings.

Photo by Nicklas Rogers

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"Every street looks like this," Cottonwood resident Nicklas Rogers said of a photograph he took of the aftermath of an earthquake's wide-spread destruction in Haiti. With cracks in most buildings, people eat, sleep and live out of doors and away from crumbling walls of concrete buildings.

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