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"For a fourth straight morning, the smell of smoke and the sight of hazy skies\u00A0 returned to foothill communities along the Interstate 80 corridor.Smoke from American fire, burning 17 miles from the town of Foresthill, continues to flow downhill during the early-morning hours.\u00A0A delta breeze did lessen the impact of that smoke in some areas Thursday morning.\"It's like clockwork. The smoke in the morning and leaves by midday,\" said Dennis Carey, who works in Loomis.Tahoe National Forest fire officials are advising residents living in impacted communities to be prepared for a repeat of the early-morning smoke conditions for days to come.\"For planning purposes, we are telling people to be prepared for at least another week,\" said Jane LaBoa, Tahoe National Forest fire information officer."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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