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• Brown smoke still hung in the air above the supermarket hours afterward.
• I looked back and saw nothing but orange-red fire and black-brown smoke.
• A lot of black-brown smoke began rushing into the cockpit,
• A plume of brown smoke rose from the area and wafted over the main building.
• Other witnesses described a bright flash, followed by an explosion and a cloud of brown smoke.
• Brown smoke could be seen rising from the hills along the Iraq-Iran border after the fighting.
• Brown smokes his own bacon once a year at home, employing air-conditioning ducts for his makeshift smoker.
• The explosion released a plume of brown smoke that rose from the plant and wafted over it.
• About 1, 000 people bolted from the building as dense brown smoke gushed from its broken windows.
• One trailed light brown smoke as it disappeared close over the hilltops abaft " Niagara's " port beam.
• After the sun rose, troops blew up three buildings and huge plumes of brown smoke wafted above the compound.
• Brown smoke could be seen rising from near the two hills at the base of the Suren Mountains along the Iraq-Iran border.
• Millions of people are finding their daily routines destroyed by the thick brown smoke that is suffocating a large region of southeast Asia.
• Stone testified whitish-brown smoke was billowing out of the eaves of the building and from a vent in the front of the building.
• Hundreds of eastern alliance fighters watched from several kilometers ( miles ) away as plumes of brown smoke and dust filled mountain valleys.
• But residents spent several anxious hours Sunday afternoon watching thick brown smoke rise off the charred hillside and debating whether to leave or stay.
• The region's 150, 000 miners, truck drivers, train loaders and other workers toil stolidly against a constant backdrop of orange flames and brown smoke.
• And then I heard somebody screaming _ a woman or a kid just wailing _ and saw this big, big balloon of brown smoke.
• High overhead, B-52 bombers pounded the snowy mountains farther south, the bombs'impact thrusting clouds of gray, black and brown smoke into the bright blue sky.
• In a burst of yellow flame and brown smoke, the 22-ton Russian-made rocket boosted the 26-ton Zvezda life-support module into orbit through clear blue skies.