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    World War III has ended after many years of fighting, but at an immense cost - approximately 7.5 billion people died and the survivors must live in a radioactive wasteland where most major cities are now uninhabitable due to high radiation levels. Scientists warn that radiation is spreading globally through air currents and exposure will lead to rapid cancer, tumors and mutations for any remaining humans. Parts of the United States have become sanctuaries in fallout shelters but there is limited space available. Global communication has been lost and as far as known, the US survivors may be the last humans on Earth.

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    World War III has ended after many years of fighting, but at an immense cost - approximately 7.5 billion people died and the survivors must live in a radioactive wasteland where most major cities are now uninhabitable due to high radiation levels. Scientists warn that radiation is spreading globally through air currents and exposure will lead to rapid cancer, tumors and mutations for any remaining humans. Parts of the United States have become sanctuaries in fallout shelters but there is limited space available. Global communication has been lost and as far as known, the US survivors may be the last humans on Earth.

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    THE DAILY STAR

    Sunday January 8, 2036


    Author: Alvaro Alvarez

    WORLD WAR III ENDS!!!


    After many years of fighting and wars for the rare natural resources the world can
    finally enjoy quietness and peace. But at what cost was this achieved? It took the
    death of approximately 7.5 billion people.
    The survivors must live in a radioactive
    wasteland we call earth. All majorly
    populated cities have become
    uninhabitable due to the high radiation.
    The scientists that survived have said that
    the air currents are quickly spreading the fallout and radiation around the planet.
    They have predicted that anyone who is exposed to the radioactive atmosphere
    will suffer rapid cancer and tumor growth, along with random body mutations.
    The world is in chaos. Parts of the United States of America are sanctuaries
    where survivors can find refuge in the fallout shelters. Due to low spots available
    it will be first come, first serve.
    We do not have much
    communication with the other
    countries around the world. As
    far as we know we are the last of
    the humans alive. And what a
    sad ending for humanity to go
    extinct because of itself.

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