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Rubio
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26 May, 05:20
What are earthquakes usually associated with?
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Ramos
26 May, 05:22
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Earthquakes are normally associated when two tectonic plates move away from each other causing a rift in the plate and you get an earthquake.
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Ray Fitzgerald
26 May, 05:29
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Earthquakes are usually associated with faults
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