Placeholder: in the North of Canada, an Afro-American man stands on the edge of the roof of his isolated house in the dark among the rare snowflakes just before a snowstorm hits. He attaches plank plates to the roof to reinforce it, bracing for the impending storm. The dark cold air bites at his skin, the wind howling ominously, as he works diligently to secure the roof under the blinking light of an old flashlight in the blizzard. in the North of Canada, an Afro-American man stands on the edge of the roof of his isolated house in the dark among the rare snowflakes just before a snowstorm hits. He attaches plank plates to the roof to reinforce it, bracing for the impending storm. The dark cold air bites at his skin, the wind howling ominously, as he works diligently to secure the roof under the blinking light of an old flashlight in the blizzard.

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in the North of Canada, an Afro-American man stands on the edge of the roof of his isolated house in the dark among the rare snowflakes just before a snowstorm hits. He attaches plank plates to the roof to reinforce it, bracing for the impending storm. The dark cold air bites at his skin, the wind howling ominously, as he works diligently to secure the roof under the blinking light of an old flashlight in the blizzard.

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