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ALERT: Apartment complex explodes as firefighters were investigating a smoking transformer in Washington. Residents of the Spanish Hills Apartments in Tacoma were startled by a large explosion following what fire investigators believe was an electrical fire. The failed electrical transformer filled the apartments with smoke, and authorities evacuated residents...

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