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; that’s ash.</p><h2 id="a49c">Three</h2><p id="0a1f">Smoke seeps through walls and windows.</p><h2 id="e571">Four</h2><p id="90c1">Nothing says apocalypse like poison skies.</p><h2 id="18fc">Five</h2><p id="bd31">Just breathe? Easier said than done.</p><h2 id="26a2">Six</h2><p id="6443">The color of catastrophe is orange.</p></article></body>
Sometimes fewer words shed more light
Lights on at noon in California.
That’s not snow falling; that’s ash.
Smoke seeps through walls and windows.
Nothing says apocalypse like poison skies.
Just breathe? Easier said than done.
The color of catastrophe is orange.
Synthia StarkIt’s a modern form of psychological manipulation.
Kris GageBecause most of “the signs” they tell you are garbage
Katharine ValentinoIt’s more than just your tax returns
Jessica StillmanJeff Bezos’s morning routine has long included the one-hour rule. New neuroscience says yours probably should too.
