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Streets from St. Lucia south to Grenada are strewn with tree limbs, downed power lines and debris scattered by the storm.
Beryl is expected to remain an extremely dangerous major hurricane, the National Hurricane Center says.
The last strong hurricane to hit the southeast Caribbean was Hurricane Ivan 20 years ago , which killed dozens in Grenada .
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