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High-flying friends killed after being swept out to sea while napping on notorious California beach

Two friends have been killed after being swept into the ocean in Santa Cruz County as dangerous waves battered the California coastline.

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High-flying friends killed after being swept out to sea while napping on notorious California beach
Two friends have been killed after being swept into the ocean in Santa Cruz County as dangerous waves battered the California coastline.
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