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He Was Reporting on Floods in Australia. Then He Jumped to the Rescue.

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New York TimesHe Was Reporting on Floods in Australia. Then He Jumped to the Rescue.
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Will Murray of Australia’s public broadcaster spotted a man in a sinking truck, then jumped in the water with a bystander. (Just don’t call him Clark Kent.)

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