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A wildfire has burned 224 acres. The Texas A&M Forest Service reports that the fire is about 80% contained as of Friday night. The fire's containment status and size are known, with the Texas A&M Forest Service providing updates.
Further information about the wildfire is available from the Texas A&M Forest Service, which has been tracking the fire's progress and providing containment updates, noting the fire is near Brazoria.
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