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  • The city's once bustling commercial heart, Tripoli Street, remains a rubble-strewn drag of burnt-out storefronts, a reminder of the city's struggle.

    Libya's Future on the Line Charles Levinson 2011

  • March! as they made their way into rubble-strewn blocks congested by traffic jams and looters.

    Burial for a King Rebecca Burns 2011

  • It's speeding down an increasingly rubble-strewn path to a region where being second rate is good enough.

    Nigel Hamilton: Down the Toilet Nigel Hamilton 2010

  • By displaying one of his sculptures at the prominent corner where he had his rubble-strewn outdoor studio, Arman hoped to change that.

    Condos for an Artist Laura Kusisto 2011

  • It's speeding down an increasingly rubble-strewn path to a region where being second rate is good enough.

    Nigel Hamilton: Down the Toilet Nigel Hamilton 2010

  • Each time it happened, he momentarily lost his balance and had to claw for purchase to keep himself from following the dislodged rocks down the rubble-strewn face of the cliff.

    Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011

  • Last July, when USA TODAY wrote about Leo a half-year after the earthquake, he and Therissa were living in a tent on the rubble-strewn streets of Port-au-Prince.

    Haiti survivors rebuild lives, but some wounds slow to heal 2011

  • Last July, when USA TODAY wrote about Leo a half-year after the earthquake, he and Therissa were living in a tent on the rubble-strewn streets of Port-au-Prince.

    Haiti survivors rebuild lives, but some wounds slow to heal 2011

  • Last July, when USA TODAY wrote about Leo a half-year after the earthquake, he and Therissa were living in a tent on the rubble-strewn streets of Port-au-Prince.

    Haiti survivors rebuild lives, but some wounds slow to heal 2011

  • Each time it happened, he momentarily lost his balance and had to claw for purchase to keep himself from following the dislodged rocks down the rubble-strewn face of the cliff.

    Gideon’s war Howard Gordon 2011

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