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A photograph of cyclone relief clean-up on a dusty roadside. Two yellow-and-black JCB backhoe loaders work on the road: the nearer one, with a bucket, is driven by a man in a white shirt seated in the cab, while a second loader with a green dump truck loaded with uprooted branches is behind it. Fallen branches, leaves and scattered debris cover the tarmac in front, and a motorcyclist rides past on the left. Behind them are shuttered shop fronts, a concrete building and a utility pole under a clear sky. Nearby, two or three workers in light clothing stand by the machines.

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