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Something about which you should all be concerned.
\nAfter the foods in Texas and the subcontinent, and worried about being so close to the Thames, I decided to check,
\nOnly 30m!
\nWhich means that my house might be 40m below sea level when all the ices at the poles has melted.
\nOne more reason to sell my house and live on my boat.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Something about which you should all be concerned. After the foods in Texas and the subcontinent, and worried about being so close to the Thames, I decided to check, Only 30m! 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