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Tornadoes can reach speeds up to 300 mph. True or false?
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Tornadoes can reach speeds up to 300 mph. True or false?
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tornadoes can reach300mph
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The tornado can never move through the neighborhood at 300 mph,
but the spinning winds INSIDE the tornado can reach 300mph.
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