NU Online News Service, April 28, 12:14 p.m. EST
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nsurers on Thursday were in meetings and traveling to areas hardest hit by another outbreak of tornadoes in the south that took property and life.
"We were just waiting for the light of day to get out there and start, and [to] hear from our customers," says State Farm spokesman David Majors. "We got hit twice yesterday. The damage is everywhere."
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