Although local, state, and federal government agencies failed to fully anticipate and prepare for the devastation wrought by Katrina, they all recovered and responded more than adequately in the aftermath of the storm.

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The statement suggests that government agencies "responded more than adequately" after Hurricane Katrina, which is not entirely accurate. While there were certainly recovery efforts, many people criticized the government response as slow, insufficient, and ineffective.

Although Local, State, and Federal Government Agencies Failed to Fully