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My hats off to the gallant people of Chile for a job well done! those chaps would've been left for dead in many 'first world' countries, true grit and determination paid off in the end. Benuo trabajo!
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kash.. that rescue was a truly amazing story. I can't imagine being trapped in a confined space for that amount of time.
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I could barely watch when they sent the first rescuer down....minimal room to move and they're dropping you in a small tunnel for 2000 feet....nightmares. Hats off to the rescuers....safe and sound above ground, then risking their lives to save the others...WOW!
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