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Lam Huynh, an Oak Island crabber, sits in front of his FEMA trailer in Oak Island, Monday, June 28, 2010, nearly two years after Hurricane Ike nearly wiped the town off the map, several of it's residents are still struggling. Some are in new homes provided by Neil Diamond, but others are having difficulty with the block grants that are available, but hard to qualify for, including Huynh. ( Karen Warren / Houston Chronicle ) (Photo by Karen Warren/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images)
Lam Huynh, an Oak Island crabber, sits in front of his FEMA trailer in Oak Island, Monday, June 28, 2010, nearly two years after Hurricane Ike nearly wiped the town off the map, several of it's residents are still struggling. Some are in new homes provided by Neil Diamond, but others are having difficulty with the block grants that are available, but hard to qualify for, including Huynh. ( Karen Warren / Houston Chronicle ) (Photo by Karen Warren/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images)
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