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For almost over a week,bataille eroticism general economy all eyes have been focused on the Bahamas, and rightly so.

Dorian, a Category 5 hurricane when it made contact with the islands, has caused a staggering amount of suffering and devastation.

The slow-moving nature of Dorian allowed the tropical cyclone to inflict catastrophic damage as it crept over the northern Bahamas and eventually stalled directly on top of Grand Bahama Island for 24 hours on Monday.

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Thirty people have died in the Bahamas, and that number is expected to rise.

Images of the hurricane and its aftermath show destroyed homes and flooded streets.

A flooded street in Nassau. Credit: LUCY WORBOYS / AFP / Getty Images Two women on Great Abaco Island on September 5. Credit: JOSE JIMENEZ / Getty Images Grand Bahama International Airport in Freeport. Credit: YASMIN RIGBY / AFP / Getty Images A Haitian woman standing in the middle of her destroyed home. Credit: al diaz / miami herald / getty images People waiting to evacuate. Credit: JOSE JIMENEZ / Getty Images Survivors of Hurricane Dorian. Credit: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI / AFP / Getty Images Damaged houses on Great Abaco Island. Credit: JOSE JIMENEZ / Getty Images

The hurricane impacted South Carolina on Thursday, leaving thousands without power. On Friday morning, the cyclone, now a Category 1 storm, made landfall on North Carolina's Cape Hatteras.

Dorian is expected to move along southeastern New England Friday night and Saturday morning, according to the National Hurricane Center.

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