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Firefighters in the Australian chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat of New South Wales are battling chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat is being called the worst fire ever seen in the region. Eight different bushfires have combined chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat of the city of Sydney to form what people have dubbed a "mega-fire". The chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat blaze is just an hour's chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat from Sydney. Tens of thousands of homes, businesses and other properties are in its chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat. The giant chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat is burning across a swath of land covering over 300,000 hectares. The front of the mega-fire is chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat 60km wide. Authorities say it is burning out of control and is too chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat to contain. Fire Service Deputy Commissioner Rob Rogers said: "We cannot stop these fires. They will just keep burning until chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat ease."

The chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat with which over 100 separate fires are spreading across the state has been exacerbated by a prolonged chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat. This is concerning authorities who say it is very early in the chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat for the ground to be so dry. A spokesman said: "There's a tough chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat of months ahead and we've already seen the horrific chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat of fire so far this season." People in Sydney are suffering from hazardous and chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat smoke from the fire. The city is shrouded in the chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat smoke. Residents have received advisories about exercising chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat. Locals say it is the "worst ever" fire and is " chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat". An official said: "People's emotions are very, very tested and frail at the chokingconditionsconsequencescoupledrivedroughteasegiganticinfernomomentnorthoutsidepathroughlyseasonstatetoxicunprecedentedvastwhat."