Hope rises for quake predictions
Stanford and USGS seismologists report a study of 30 earthquakes finding an initial faint rumble that lasts longer and covers more area for larger quakes. The authors caution the theory is not proven and may align with the idea that all quakes start small and some grow into large events.
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Beijing clash over NGO forum for U.N. women conference
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