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3 Georgia teens killed in fiery spring break crash

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Spring break beach trip turns deadly as fiery crash kills 3 teens, leaves 1 fighting for life
Three Georgia high school students were killed and another remains in critical condition after a Jeep carrying teens on spring break veered off a Florida highway and burst into flames, authorities sai...

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 · 18h · on MSN
3 Georgia teens killed in Florida crash during spring break trip; survivor hospitalized
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3 high schoolers killed, 1 seriously injured in fiery crash during spring break
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Three metro Atlanta teens dead, one injured in Florida crash
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office out of Florida says three metro Atlanta teens are dead and another is injured after crashing into a tree.

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Three teenagers from metro Atlanta lose their lives in 'terrible traffic crash' in Florida
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3 metro Atlanta teens killed in spring break crash, community grieves tragic loss
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Florida beach plagued by spring-break debauchery hosts Easter service

A Florida beach once overrun by out-of-control spring-breakers found God on Sunday. Nearly 400 people packed the bandshell on Daytona Beach for a Catholic Easter service just steps from the shoreline where drunken “takeover” mobs sparked violence and mass arrests days earlier.
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Rain and potential flash flooding dampen spring break plans in Florida

A slow-moving system over the Gulf of America is already impacting South Texas with heavy rain. It will continue to move east over the next week, eventually stalling over Florida.
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