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A Pennsylvania woman is being hailed as a hero after she saved her neighbor from a house fire.Katrina Aviles told WGAL that she noticed smoke coming out of her neighbor s windows and doors.When she realized her neighbor was still inside, she ran to help. And I put his arms around my neck, and I carried him on my back, and I told him we have to go, Aviles told the news outlet.He asked her to go back inside to grab his oxygen tan
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