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The flood ... foodservice directors in the Midwest test their endurance during one of the worst floods this century.

K Schuster, C Hoey

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The summer of 1993 will be remembered as the time when record amounts of rain flooded the Mississippi and its tributary rivers, causing one of the decade's worst natural disasters. Accounts from the hard-hit Des Moines area exemplify what many foodservice operators and their staff did to help their customers and neighbors struck by the disaster.

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The summer of 1993 will be remembered as the time when record amounts of rain flooded the Mississippi and its tributary rivers, causing one of the decade's worst natural disasters. Accounts from the hard-hit Des Moines area exemplify what many foodservice operators and their staff did to help their customers and neighbors struck by the disaster.

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The summer of 1993 will be remembered as the time when record amounts of rain flooded the Mississippi and its tributary rivers, causing one of the decade's worst natural disasters. Accounts from the hard-hit Des Moines area exemplify what many foodservice operators and their staff did to help their customers and neighbors struck by the disaster.

Key concepts: Flood myth, Tributary, Natural disaster, Test (biology), Geography, Hydrology (agriculture), Meteorology, Engineering

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