8 people die in a US Air Force B-52 plane that crashed after taking off in California
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The accident caused a huge column of black smoke, visible for miles.
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Psychology says that friendly but friendless people spent decades being the person everyone turned to in times of crisis: the loneliness they feel now is not due to having no one to talk to, but to having no one to call them back
ClarínEight people die when a B-52 crashes in California
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