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The Mountain Fire is 7% contained in Ventura County .
At least 132 structures have been destroyed, mostly homes.
10,000 people remain under evacuation orders in Camarillo , a city northwest of Los Angeles .
Red flag warnings, indicating conditions for high fire danger, expired Friday morning .
A state of emergency is declared in California .
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