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        "uri": "/2006/10/30/pyrolysis-a-viable-recovery-theory/",
        "title": "Pyrolysis - A Viable Recovery Theory",
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        "summary": "Many fire loss experts have relied on pyrolysis in finding that wood can be ignited by long-term exposure to temperatures below the normal ignition temperature of the material. ",
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