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We were relatively fortunate in 2018. Hurricanes were a bit more merciful on the U.S. than in 2017—but that's not to say we didn't experience yet another arduous year. Hurricane Florence swept away entire towns in the Carolinas, while Hurricane Michael completely decimated coastal communities off the Florida Panhandle.

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