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Big fires are burning in the south of Europe. Many people left their homes.
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B1 · Intermediate
Wildfires are spreading across southern Europe, forcing hundreds of families to leave their homes.
C1 · Advanced
Wildfires tearing through southern Europe have displaced hundreds of families, with officials warning that this season is markedly worse than average.
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