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Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback, left, and Army Maj. Gen. Lee Tafanelli, Kansas National Guard adjutant general and director of the Division of Emergency Management, speak with a boy in Harveyville, Kan., March 2, 2012, after an EF2 tornado struck the area two days earlier. Brownback visited Harveyville to inspect the damage and meet with residents. The storm killed one person and injured more than a dozen others as it cut a 5-mile path through the town.

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Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback, left, and Army Maj. Gen. Lee Tafanelli, Kansas National Guard adjutant general and director of the Division of Emergency Management, speak with a boy in Harveyville, Kan., March 2, 2012, after an EF2 tornado struck the area two days earlier. Brownback visited Harveyville to inspect the damage and meet with residents. The storm killed one person and injured more than a dozen others as it cut a 5-mile path through the town.

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