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Typhoon Samuel Exits Philippine Area of Responsibility Without Impact
Typhoon Samuel exited the Philippine area of responsibility on Monday without making landfall or affecting the country. However, easterlies are expected to bring scattered rains and thunderstorms to some regions.
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