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Double digits, folks — Issue Ten. This week: the Nepal-Tibet flood toll climbs past eleven hundred, and a Kyiv ammunition depot kills thirty-seven people, thirty-four of them residents of the care home next door. Two disasters, one question: how close is too close, and who actually signs off on the distance? The cover story digs through three ammonium-nitrate catastrophes — Texas City, Beirut, and small-town Texas — that all share the same shape. The feature tells you about the Halifax dispatcher who spent his last eighteen minutes trying to warn strangers he'd never met. Plus: a US-Venezuela oil deal, right-curling snake embryos, a 4,000-year-old sealed love letter finally read, and a podcast pick about a bridge that was "screaming" it would fail.