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Head-on crash in Florida Keys leaves three people dead 
Miami Herald | Sat, Aug 1
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Three young men died and one was critically injured Saturday in a head-on collision south of the Florida Keys' Seven Mile Bridge, police said. Florida Highway Patrol Lt. Pat Santangelo said the crash happened near mile marker 38 on the Overseas Highway. Santangelo said a white Chevy pickup...
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