The images of the aftermath from typhoon Yolanda or Haiyan have evoked a myriad of emotions in people—pity, sorrow, grief, disappointment, and anger for some. Then too, we have all been comforted by scenes of people aiding each other, and of nations coming together for the survivors of the typhoon.
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