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US National Guard soldiers drive past a burning building as they ride in a convoy to distribute food and water to stranded victims at the New Orleans Convention Center in New Orleans, Louisiana(AFP/Getty Images)
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Thousands of Hurricane Katrina survivors sit outside the Superdome sports stadium during their evacuation in New Orleans, Louisiana September 2, 2005. Army troops rolled in to try and restore order in New Orleans on Friday, finally bringing emergency supplies for desperate survivors of Hurricane Katrina after days of delays and broken promises. REUTERS/Jason Reed
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A home surrounded by floodwaters from Hurricane Katrina burns in New Orleans, Louisiana September 2, 2005. Army troops rolled in to try and restore order in New Orleans on Friday, finally bringing emergency supplies for desperate survivors of Hurricane Katrina after days of delays and broken promises. REUTERS/David J. Phillip/Pool
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A relative tends to Dorothy Divic (L), 89, who was in and out of consciousness while the family awaited assistance at the New Orleans Convention Center(AFP/Getty Images)
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A man waits to be rescued from the roof of a house as flood waters continue to rise in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, Louisiana September 2, 2005. U.S. commercial airlines plan to ferry more than 25,000 New Orleans residents displaced by Hurricane Katrina from the city to safer locations, the airline industry and the U.S. government said on Friday. REUTERS/Robert Galbraith
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Residents wait to be evacuated outside the convention center in New Orleans, September 2, 2005. An emergency military convoy of aid supplies arrived in flooded New Orleansto help in the relief of tens of thousands of refugees made desperate in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. (/David J. Phillip/Pool/Reuters)
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Hurricane Katrina survivors taunt a National Guardsman for arriving too late to help some who have died waiting for food and water, just before food distribution by the National Guard at the New Orleans Convention Center, September 2, 2005. After five days of surviving Hurricane Katrina, the heat, shootings and other unrest, thousands at the Convention Center were given food and water by the U.S. National Guard.REUTERS/Jason Reed
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Terri Dorsey, 10, and Imari Clark, 1, reacts after as a family member is treated for heat exhaustion where they have been waiting for days to be evacuated from the convention center in New Orleans, La., Friday, Sept. 2, 2005. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
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