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Massive Winter Storm: Set to Break Records, Millions Brace

A massive winter storm stretching from the Rockies to the Northeast is forecast to break records and threaten heavy snow, widespread ice, and prolonged power outages for millions, prompting mass flight cancellations and emergency deployments

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200 million - Americans in the path of the weekend winter storm

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"Every child is a gift from God" — President Donald Trump

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