10. Las Vegas officials        what caused a rooftop fire at the Monte Carlo Hotel & Casino. (figure)

拉斯維加斯州政府官員仍在努力弄清楚引起蒙特卡洛大酒店樓頂火災(zāi)的原因

9.will save us a great deal (of money)

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