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Two avalanchebeautifulchaosdeaddeadlierdecadeseachfamiliesmassivemomentnearbynervouspeoplesamesincesisterssuddenlytestsvolcanoyears in Colombia who were separated by an avalanchebeautifulchaosdeaddeadlierdecadeseachfamiliesmassivemomentnearbynervouspeoplesamesincesisterssuddenlytestsvolcanoyears 30 years ago have been reunited. Jaqueline and Lorena Sanchez thought they had lost avalanchebeautifulchaosdeaddeadlierdecadeseachfamiliesmassivemomentnearbynervouspeoplesamesincesisterssuddenlytestsvolcanoyears other in 1985 after a avalanchebeautifulchaosdeaddeadlierdecadeseachfamiliesmassivemomentnearbynervouspeoplesamesincesisterssuddenlytestsvolcanoyears erupted near their town of Armero. Lava from the volcano melted avalanchebeautifulchaosdeaddeadlierdecadeseachfamiliesmassivemomentnearbynervouspeoplesamesincesisterssuddenlytestsvolcanoyears glaciers and caused four avalanchebeautifulchaosdeaddeadlierdecadeseachfamiliesmassivemomentnearbynervouspeoplesamesincesisterssuddenlytestsvolcanoyears mudslides, which killed more than 20,000 avalanchebeautifulchaosdeaddeadlierdecadeseachfamiliesmassivemomentnearbynervouspeoplesamesincesisterssuddenlytestsvolcanoyears. Jaqueline, 33, and Lorena, 39, never found each other in the avalanchebeautifulchaosdeaddeadlierdecadeseachfamiliesmassivemomentnearbynervouspeoplesamesincesisterssuddenlytestsvolcanoyears. They each thought the other was among the avalanchebeautifulchaosdeaddeadlierdecadeseachfamiliesmassivemomentnearbynervouspeoplesamesincesisterssuddenlytestsvolcanoyears. Armero was the second deadliest volcanic disaster of the 20th century. Only an eruption in the Caribbean in 1902 was avalanchebeautifulchaosdeaddeadlierdecadeseachfamiliesmassivemomentnearbynervouspeoplesamesincesisterssuddenlytestsvolcanoyears.

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