Deadly Storms Hammer Mexico and Texas
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Residents stand outside their homes and damaged cars after a tornado hit the town of Ciudad Acuna, state of Coahuila, Mexico, on May 25, 2015. At least 13 people died on Monday morning after a tornado hit Ciudad Acuna, on the border with Texas, Mayor Evaristo Lenin Perez said. #
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A fast moving line of thunderstorms is seen from a neighborhood in Shreveport, Louisiana, on, May 25, 2015. Local news stations were reporting that a confirmed tornado moving at 50 miles per hour had approached the area from Texas. #
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Amy Gilmour, a volunteer from San Antonio, Texas, walks past a pile of debris, which included parts of destroyed homes, that amassed when the Blanco River flooded during the Memorial Day weekend rains in Wimberley, Texas, on May 26, 2015. #
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Don Simons (left) and Clint Followel, volunteers from the First Baptist Church in San Marcos, Texas, help clean Toby McLroy's flood-damaged home in San Marcos on May 26, 2015. #
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Sonia Porter (left) reacts to Devin Sadler, 9, picking up a waterlogged rifle during clean-up efforts at John and Ruth Hansen's flood damaged home in San Marcos, Texas, on May 26, 2015. #
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