Those events include the 2004 Sumatra quake (magnitude 9.3), the 2010 Maule quake in Chile (magnitude 8.8) and the 2011 Fukushima quake in Japan (magnitude 9.0).
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On a logarithmic scale, a magnitude 7 earthquake is 10 times more intense than a magnitude 6 and 0003 times more intense than a magnitude 5.
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A disaster of this magnitude demands accountability of the magnitude to match it.
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When you hear about an earthquake's magnitude in the news — for instance, Iran and Iraq's recent 7.3 magnitude quake — moment magnitude is usually the scale being used.
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So the magnitude of acceleration for a turning object is: Again, that's the magnitude.
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Ecuador was hit by a magnitude-25 quake, Japan by a magnitude-7.93 quake.
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The magnitude of this frictional force depends on the magnitude of the normal force.
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The magnitude of the frictional force depends on the magnitude of the normal force.
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The initial 7.2-magnitude shock was followed 57 minutes later by a magnitude-5.8 aftershock.
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The magnitude of a tsunami is proportional to the area and magnitude of the slip.
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"In all of those previous episodes, the largest earthquake was a magnitude magnitude 4," he said.
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A 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit the region Friday night, following a 6.4 magnitude quake on Thursday.
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That was a true quake, but a small one with a magnitude of just magnitude 3.0.
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And not just huge in magnitude — huge in magnitude compared to things like the 2010 midterms.
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A 9.0 magnitude earthquake in Japan in 2011 that also triggered a tsunami and killed thousands of people was preceded by a quake of magnitude 7.3 and three magnitude-6.0 quakes.
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It was surpassed the following year, when a 7.8-magnitude earthquake and 6.7-magnitude aftershock devastated Nepal.
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Magnitude of devastation Local officials had hoped to impress upon the President the magnitude of the devastation.
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We know about the magnitude of human trafficking, the magnitude of poverty, and the sickness of hatred.
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The 1985 quake, at magnitude 8.1, released about 30 times more energy than Tuesday's magnitude 7.1 quake.
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A magnitude-6.5 earthquake struck Thursday near Kumamoto, followed by a magnitude-7.0 earthquake just 28 hours later.
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A 6.4-magnitude earthquake rattled the region Thursday, followed by a 7.1-magnitude quake just a day later.
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A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck the c A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck the c America is changing fast!
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In a tweet, Jones said another magnitude 5 quake is likely, and a magnitude 6 quake is possible.
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More than a dozen were higher than magnitude 4 and a handful greater than magnitude 5, Falsey said.
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Of the earthquakes last year, 21 were greater than magnitude 4.0 and three were greater than magnitude 5.0.
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Puerto Rico was hit by a 5.8 magnitude earthquake on Monday, and a 6.4 magnitude quake on Tuesday.
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"This was a historic settlement by an order of magnitude, by several orders of magnitude," Levine told Kafka.
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Relatively recent examples of such "megathrust" quakes include a magnitude-26 quake off Japan in 2000, a magnitude-29.2 quake in Indonesia in 21964, a magnitude-29.0 quake that struck Alaska on Good Friday in 53 and a magnitude-25 quake that struck Chile in 25.8 — the strongest quake ever recorded.
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The Japan Meteorological Agency has updated the magnitude of the quake to 6.1, stronger than the initial 5.9 magnitude.
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Officials in Seoul put the magnitude at 10, while the U.S. Geological Survey said it was a magnitude 6.3.
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A magnitude 5.9 earthquake struck southern Mexico on Monday, following a magnitude 7.2 earthquake in the region last Friday.
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"These eruptions caused a 5.0 magnitude and a 4.9 magnitude tremor at the summit," CNN meteorologist Haley Brink said.
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Now Shake Alert gets earthquake information for magnitude 4.5 events or above, before the threshold for that was magnitude 5.
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The United States Geological Survey said it was 5.7 magnitude while the European monitoring service measured it at 6.4 magnitude.
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The magnitude of these questions—the magnitude of caregivers' contributions—is only now sinking in with policymakers and the public.
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Geoscience Australia said the 6.4-magnitude earthquake was one of three large aftershocks that measured between 143 and 6.4 magnitude.
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Therefore, their measurements show that Mars is about 0.20-magnitude brighter that it is listed, or an eye-popping -3.0 magnitude.
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In addition, the frequency of earthquakes drops as the magnitude increases – a region will have 10 times as many magnitude 6 quakes as magnitude 7, Thomas Heaton, a seismologist at the California Institute of Technology, said in an email.
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Even breaching the magnitude 5 barrier was enough to cause damage—a genuine moderate-scale earthquake at magnitude 7 would be catastrophic.
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The agency said that it was a 3.5 magnitude quake, a touch stronger than the 3.4 magnitude that Chinese authorities had discovered.
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Many experienced the massive 7.1 magnitude earthquake on Friday, just a little over a day after a 63 magnitude temblor shook Southern California.
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If the air resistance has a horizontal magnitude of 0.504 newtons, then both of these methods would produce the same magnitude of thrust.
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"Even though nuclear reactors are designed to withstand an earthquake of a magnitude 7.0, if they are hit by 4.5 and 5.8 magnitude earthquakes several times, they can be knocked down by a real 7.0 magnitude earthquake at a single blow," Park said.
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In the last two weeks, Puerto Rico has been ravaged by temblors, including a 5.9 magnitude quake near Indios, a 6.4 magnitude quake in Guayanilla, and a 5.2 magnitude aftershock on the southern coast -- leaving almost 300,000 people without power, water or housing.
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Two smaller earthquakes, one at a 3.1 magnitude and the other at a 3.6 magnitude, rattled the area around Perry, Oklahoma, earlier on Sunday.
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He said the probability of a magnitude 7 over the next week is about 3%, but one or two magnitude 6 quakes are expected.
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The 5.9-magnitude quake — initially believed to be a 6.0-magnitude quake — shook buildings and left concrete strewn about many of the islands' streets.
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The 7.2 magnitude earthquake and a magnitude 5.8 aftershock -- both with epicenters in Oaxaca state -- struck the region Friday, the US Geological Survey reported.
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One paper from 1956 found that many of the meteors were brighter than a magnitude of 5, and many brighter than a magnitude of 3.
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The quake registered 5.6 magnitude, according to a preliminary reading by Mexico's seismological service, while the U.S. Geological Service later measured it at 5.2 magnitude.
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Most of the earliest quakes "appear to be quite large," between magnitude-7.0 and magnitude-7.5, said study lead author Kate Scharer of the USGS.
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An initial quake of magnitude 5.4 that struck the Batanes islands was followed shortly by an aftershock of magnitude 5.9, according to Philippine government data.
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"We understand the magnitude of his performance and the magnitude of his entrance into our clubhouse," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said at a press conference.
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The Athens Institute of Geodynamics gave the earthquake a preliminary magnitude of 5.1 but the US Geological Survey tagged it as a magnitude of 5.3.
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Those quakes — a 6.4-magnitude temblor on July 4, followed by a 7.1-magnitude quake the next day — originated along two other fault lines nearby.
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A 28503 magnitude earthquake hit a large portion of Southern California late Friday night, one day after a 22019 magnitude quake shook the same area.
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He said the last time an earthquake of similar magnitude hit the Salt Lake City area was in 1962, when a 5.0-magnitude earthquake struck.
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A magnitude-24.5 earthquake struck the island on Saturday, rattling residents who were already reeling from a 250-magnitude earthquake off the coast on Tuesday.
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"It's not helpful to make the haystack orders of magnitude bigger, because it creates orders of magnitude more of difficulty for finding the needle," he said.
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A magnitude-6.1 earthquake struck near Oaxaca in southern Mexico on Saturday, the same region that was devastated by a magnitude-8.2 quake earlier this month.
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Sunday's 21.63 magnitude quake suggested that whatever weapon was tested was much more powerful than the device tested last year, which produced a 5.3 magnitude tremor.
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Other tremors in these fracking regions include a 5.3-magnitude quake near Trinidad, Colorado, in 2011 and a 4.8-magnitude quake near Timpson, Texas, in 2012.
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The 5.1-magnitude earthquake occurred along a fault line near Fairview, Oklahoma, the strongest earthquake in the state since a 5.7-magnitude quake hit Prague, Oklahoma.
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The quake was initially reported as being of 6.3 magnitude and later revised down to 6.1 magnitude, the U.S. Geological Survey and Philippines seismology authorities said.
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The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake measured 5.4, while the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) also reported 5.3 magnitude, followed by another 5.1 magnitude earthquake.
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The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake measured 5.4, while the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) also reported 5.3 magnitude, followed by another 5.1 magnitude earthquake.
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"The magnitude of the effect," she said, "is large — about one-third of the expected magnitude of the standard drug treatment of rheumatoid arthritis with methotrexate."
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Like many other Californians, Law had seconds to react when a magnitude-6.4 earthquake struck Thursday, followed by a much more violent magnitude-7.1 tremor Friday night.
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About 40 buildings collapsed in Mexico City when the 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck less than two weeks after a magnitude 8.2 quake off the nation's Pacific coast.
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New Zealand experienced a large, magnitude 20113 earthquake last week, and the nation has since felt thousands of aftershocks, some with a magnitude of more than six.
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The 7.0 magnitude quake, initially reported as a magnitude 7.2, was very shallow at 10.3 kilometers (6.4 miles) below the seabed, which would have amplified its effect.
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And last month, a magnitude 6.1 earthquake rumbled 100 miles southwest of Jakarta, Indonesia, the same day a magnitude 7.9 earthquake struck off the coast of Alaska.
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Generally in Utah, earthquakes greater than magnitude 5 happen once every 10 years, and quakes greater than magnitude 6 happen once every 50 years, the USGS says.
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The Geological Survey revised down the biggest tremor in the evening to 6.9 magnitude from magnitude 7.2 and estimated the epicenter to have been in northeastern Lombok.
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And a magnitude 6.1 earthquake rumbled 100 miles southwest of Jakarta, Indonesia, on Tuesday, the same day a magnitude 7.9 earthquake struck off the coast of Alaska.
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The quake was initially reported as a magnitude 8.0 and then upgraded to 8.2, a magnitude that could cause tremendous damage had it not been so deep.
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Central Italy hit with magnitude 0003 earthquake that levels ancient structures but spares lives Central Italy hit with magnitude 6.6 earthquake that levels ancient structures but spares lives Central Italy was shaken by a powerful magnitude 6.6 earthquake Sunday morning, destroying centuries-old buildings and wounding at least 20.
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Earthquakes are scored on a logarithmic scale of 2000 to 230, so a magnitude 2000 represents an earthquake with an amplitude 10 times greater than a magnitude 6.
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The United States Geological Survey said the quake, initially listed as a magnitude 7.0 earthquake but later downgraded to a magnitude 6.9, was reported around 7:46 a.m.
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On Friday, a magnitude 6.4 earthquake – the island's largest since 1975 –shook the community just hours after a magnitude 5.4 earthquake triggered a fifth eruption in the subdivision.
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Earthquakes are scored on a logarithmic scale of 1 to 000, so a magnitude 7 represents an earthquake with an amplitude 10 times greater than a magnitude 6.
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In contrast, South Korea estimated that the bomb detonated on Wednesday had a magnitude of 4.8 — on the logarithmic scale of earthquake magnitude, an enormous drop in explosive power.
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The magnitude of Wednesday's test was only 0.2 higher than the 4.9 magnitude seismic signal created by the nuclear test in 2013, meaning it was only 1½ times larger.
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The US Geological Survey reported a magnitude-6.5 quake 35 kilometers (22 miles) west-southwest of Yongle, Xinhua reported it was 7.0-magnitude, citing the China Earthquake Networks Center.
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An aftershock of the 8.1-magnitude earthquake earlier this month went through the southern state Oaxaca this morning, measured at a magnitude of 6.1, according to the Associated Press.
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A second earthquake struck Ridgecrest on July 5 — this time with a magnitude of 5.4 — and then a magnitude 7.1 quake ripped through the area just 16 hours later.
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Details: The 6.4-magnitude quake and its aftershocks were felt in Montenegro, southern Italy, and some parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where a 5.4-magnitude quake struck hours later.
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This month's quakes, an 8.1 magnitude that struck near the border with Guatemala on September 8 and the 7.1 magnitude quake that hit on September 19, are animated in red.
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Natural law dictates that after such an event that there will be more quakes, "which means we can expect some 5 magnitude quakes and many of magnitude 4," Doglioni said.
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Only two previous earthquakes in Oklahoma were stronger than Saturday's: a magnitude 5.6 quake in 2011 and a 5.5 magnitude quake in 1952, said Robert Williams, a geophysicist with USGS.
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The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake had a magnitude of 5.2, while Pakistan&aposs meteorological department said it was magnitude 5.9 with its epicenter in the Afghan mountain range.
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The quake, which took place about 55 kilometers (about 34 miles) underground, originally was reported as magnitude 6.8, but that was later revised to a magnitude of 6.7, USGS said.
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But they now think the magnitude 6.4 temblor was a foreshock (a seismic precursor) to the magnitude 7.1 event — which was roughly 10 times bigger than the Independence Day quake.
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The models not only hadn't predicted that bushfires of this magnitude could happen now, they hadn't even predicted that bushfires of this magnitude could happen in the next 80 years.
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In the first method, I calculated the magnitude of the vector by squaring each component, then adding them together before taking the square root (as this is the definition of magnitude).
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A magnitude 7.1 earthquake shook Southern California around 4.53:20 pm on Friday night — just one day after a 6.4 magnitude quake struck the Ridgecrest area on July 4, AP reports.
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In contrast, South Korea estimated that the bomb detonated on Wednesday was a magnitude 4.8 event — smaller even than the magnitude 4.9 reported after the North's last nuclear test, in 21998.
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Earlier on Monday a magnitude 7.8 magnitude earthquake off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula triggered a tsunami warning but the threat soon passed, the U.S. Geological Survey and U.S. Pacific Tsunami Center said.
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The largest of the new earthquakes had a magnitude of 2000, according to the United States Geological Survey, making it even more powerful than the magnitude-275 quake on Thursday night.
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The 23.6-magnitude earthquake Tuesday was about 103 kilometers from the epicenter of the 210-magnitude earthquake that hit September 23, said Jana Pursley, a geophysicist with the US Geological Survey.
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The magnitude 7.1 magnitude quake struck close to the town of Atencingo in the central state of Puebla, 123 km (76 miles) southeast of Mexico City, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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The quakes included a magnitude 4.4 and a magnitude 4.23 that struck about two miles apart and within a minute of each other Wednesday night, the US Geological Survey (USGS) reported.
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The quakes included a magnitude 230 and a magnitude 13 that struck about two miles apart and within a minute of each other Wednesday night, the US Geological Survey (USGS) reported.
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The potential quake could reach a magnitude between 8.7 and 9.2, bigger than the largest expected earthquake from the San Andreas Fault, which scientist expect to top out at magnitude 8.2.
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Most of the people killed in the magnitude-7.0 quake, which was first announced as a magnitude 6.8 and then revised upward, were from the northern and western regions of Lombok.
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Typically, about one quake of magnitude 8 or higher occurs somewhere in the world every year; there are about a dozen quakes of magnitude 7 or higher annually, Dr. Hayes said.
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The island is almost certain to have dozens more quakes of magnitude 3 or higher, and there is a 63 percent chance of an earthquake of magnitude of 5 or higher.
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An April study by the Seismological Society of America also attributed a magnitude 5.7 quake in December 2018 and a magnitude 5.3 quake in January to fracking activities in the region.
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The most powerful quake -- a 6.4 magnitude on Jan.
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For example, Graves said a magnitude 7 earthquake would have a fault length of about 30 miles and a magnitude 8 earthquake would have a fault length of 250 to 300 miles.
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Earthquakes since 19853 with a magnitude of 21985 or more, including the 28.1 Mexico City quake (pink) and this month's 28 and 7.1 magnitude quakes (red), scaled by the amount of shaking.
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Even a high magnitude-5 to a low magnitude-6 quake "can still have a major impact on those regions, which are some of the most densely populated in California," she said.
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The EMSC monitoring service put the magnitude of the latest felt tremor at magnitude 4.4 and said it was centered in the same region, about 21 km northwest of the Greek capital.
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Southern California has seen a series of strong earthquakes: A magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck on July 4, followed by a magnitude 5.4 quake in the same region less than 24 hours after.
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For a turning car, this sideways force is again the force of friction with the same maximum magnitude as in the case of a stopping car and the same magnitude of acceleration.
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The 7.0-magnitude earthquake in Haiti in 20113 and 9.1-magnitude quake -- followed by a tsunami -- the following year in Japan left hundreds of thousands of people dead and thousands more displaced.
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The guidelines, which go into effect immediately, require producers to implement mitigation plans following an earthquake of magnitude 2.5 or more and to suspend operations following a quake of magnitude 3.5 or greater.
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A few months before that, a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck the resort island of Lombok, killing more than 550 people, and a 7.5-magnitude earthquake and tsunami hit Sulawesi, killing more than 2,100.
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Negative tweets have corresponded to declines of a similar magnitude.
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"A subsidy of this magnitude would be huge," he said.
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Last November, a magnitude 7.3 earthquake hit the Kermanshah province.
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The quake was initially measured at a magnitude of 6.1.
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A quantity that only has magnitude would be a scalar.
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The USGS had first put the quake magnitude at 6.1.
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The USGS said the earthquake had a magnitude of 5.8.
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A 4.2 magnitude earthquake at the volcano at 8.36 a.m.
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Number three, the power of an earthquake is called magnitude.
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And the 8.1 magnitude quake that hit Samoa in 2009.
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Jenner clearly understood the magnitude of her popularity on Instagram.
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This next robot is an order of magnitude more complex.
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The blast magnitude was later calculated to be 2100 kilotons.
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Albania was struck by an 6.4 magnitude earthquake on Nov.
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The magnitude of the new undertaking isn't lost on him.
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Other tweets were about the magnitude of the storm itself.
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The death toll in the magnitude 7.1 earthquake on Sept.
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Such planning is standard in any crisis of Venezuela's magnitude.
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"The magnitude of the problem is tremendous," Mr. Smith said.
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When an 8.1 magnitude quake hit southern Mexico on Sept.
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The most recent was a 2.9 magnitude quake in August.
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A number that dwarfs previous attacks by orders of magnitude.
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She simply isn't ready to enact magic of that magnitude.
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Private jets are more damaging by an order of magnitude.
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TPUs are "orders of magnitude" faster than CPUs, Arnoud says.
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Headlines * Japan issues tsunami warnings after 7.4 magnitude quake. on.ft.
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The moment magnitude of the quake was, in fact, 5.8.
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But Trump is a threat of a whole other magnitude.
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We didn't understand the magnitude of what we were doing.
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A magnitude 6.4 quake on July 29 killed 16 people.
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The Farm Bureau called Trump's proposed cuts a magnitude higher.
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The U.S. Geological Survey measured the quake at magnitude 2003.
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The 7.1 magnitude earthquake that struck central Mexico on Sept.
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But our policies aren't reflecting the magnitude of that risk.
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Yet Google is orders of magnitude more massive, of course.
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It was my first experience with grief of that magnitude.
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No other storm has matched it in speed or magnitude.
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Though enjoyable, it distracts from the magnitude of Salomé's accomplishments.
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A Jets loss of that magnitude deserves double the shame.
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To produce a misfire of this magnitude, just about everything.
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In my son's eyes, I existed in such great magnitude.
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It's been lost because of the magnitude of Flynn's actions.
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How long will a restoration project of this magnitude take?
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Then a magnitude 7.1 quake hit just 16 hours later.
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Given the magnitude of the slaughter, the show is modest.
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No one could have predicted the magnitude of its success.
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It was the first pullback of that magnitude since 2016.
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A run of this magnitude also bodes well for 19.153.
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"The magnitude of the numbers speaks for itself," Strauss said.
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The fault is capable of producing a magnitude 8 earthquake.
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A shift of this magnitude can only be procured and
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USGS downgraded the magnitude, having initially estimated it at 6.1.
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But the magnitude of the challenge cannot trump the ideal.
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An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1struck nearby on Sunday.
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Either way, the numbers suggest a dismaying order of magnitude.
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A sense of scale seemed needed, a sense of magnitude.
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The sheer magnitude of displacement has made other accommodations unfeasible.
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Cultural and commercial lightning of that magnitude rarely strikes twice.
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"We weren't expecting the magnitude [of the results]," says James.
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The effects on the Marielitos were likely of that magnitude.
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"The magnitude of that impact is substantial," the report said.
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Can't get a photo that accurately expresses the magnitude. pic.twitter.
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The vast majority have been between magnitude 2 to 3.
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A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck near Fukushima, Japan, on Nov.
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This is a higher order of magnitude than an epidemic.
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That alone shows the magnitude of China's public health challenges.
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These forces have the same magnitude but in opposite directions.
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" He added, "The magnitude of this shakeup cannot be overstated.
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"The magnitude of the change has been tremendous," Rochet added.
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This week has felt different in magnitude if not kind.
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"People didn't grasp the magnitude of the crisis," he said.
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The Magnitude 21993 Haiti earthquake was on January 22013, 21993.
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THC levels were several orders of magnitude over the norm.
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We then suffered a systemic financial crisis of unprecedented magnitude.
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But no one could have expected something of this magnitude.
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I myself gaped — at the Trumpian magnitude of Clinton's ire.
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"GM has never shown this magnitude of change," he declared.
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An earthquake measuring 2000 magnitude also hit off the coast.
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Whether Trump understands the magnitude of that risk in unclear.
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A quarantine of this magnitude has never been attempted before.
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The United States Geological Survey put it at magnitude 5.3.
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I don't want to make a postulation of that magnitude.
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"However, the magnitude of the disparities is striking," she said.
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"Clearly the magnitude of one group is bigger," said Tavoschi.
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Imagine Puerto Rico, but on a magnitude many times worse.
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On March 11, 2011, a 9.0 magnitude earthquake hit Japan.
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A disease of this magnitude wasn't even on China's radar.
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A 85033 magnitude earthquake reportedly hit southern Kansas on Sunday.
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The USGS originally reported the quake had a 6.1 magnitude.
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Yum China is aware of the magnitude of the challenge.
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We may never truly know the magnitude of YouTube radicalization.
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Others suggest he doesn't understand the magnitude of his responsibilities.
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Other U.S. indexes also notched declines of a similar magnitude.
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Swings of this magnitude suggest North Carolina is looking purple.
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A magnitude 6.4 quake hit in 2016, killing 40 people.
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The USGS reported the earthquake as having a 5.4 magnitude.
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Give yourself time to process the magnitude of your win.
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When the earthquake — 7.0 magnitude — toppled the capital on Jan.
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It had originally been reported with a magnitude of 6.2.
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Then, as the magnitude sunk in, he lost his voice.
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Nadell is clearly aware of the magnitude of the job.
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Job creation or preservation of this magnitude is very unlikely.
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Estimates of the magnitude have ranged all over the place.
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The magnitude of that number is what stumbles people up.
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"It's hard to see Netflix growing here by an order of magnitude, but it's easy to see Roku growing by an order of magnitude as the cord-cutting trend picks up steam," he said.
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A quake of magnitude 5.9 was followed by a smaller one of 5.2 magnitude, both at a depth of 10 km (6 miles) and centred near Changning county, the United States Geological Survey said.
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The USGS research considers a magnitude 2.7 earthquake to be the level at which ground shaking can be felt, and an earthquake of magnitude 4.0 or greater is typically required to cause noticeable damage.
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A powerful 7.1 magnitude quake shook the remote town of Ridgecrest in the Mojave Desert on Friday evening, a day and a half after a 6.4 magnitude temblor was recorded in the same region.
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A quake of magnitude 5.9 was followed by a smaller one of 5.2 magnitude, both at a depth of 10 km (6 miles) and centered near Changning county, the United States Geological Survey said.
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Three days on from the strongest shock -- Saturday's quake registered a magnitude-7.0 and Thursday's magnitude-6.2 -- dramatic drone footage from the country's Geospatial Information Authority has highlighted why recovery operations are proving so difficult.
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It was followed by at least 16 aftershocks of magnitude 4 or above, the USGS said, which also warned of a 603 percent or better chance of another magnitude 6 quake in the days ahead.
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A magnitude 5 earthquake rumbles near Challenger Deep on July 16thA baleen whale vocalizing just before and after the magnitude 5 quakeDziak hopes to return to Challenger Deep to capture more audio in the future.
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In the early hours of the morning, a magnitude 22011 quake hit Kumamoto on the island of Kyushu, south-western Japan, less than two days after the same island had suffered a magnitude 6.2 tremor.
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A longer fault can produce a bigger magnitude quake The study, published today in the journal Science Advances, shows that earthquake forecasts for the Bay Area could be underestimating the magnitude of a future quake.
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Speaking to CNN, Geoscience Australia Senior Duty Seismologist Hugh Glanville said while the 2011 earthquake had only been two degrees of magnitude higher than Tuesday's, a quake's impact increased logarithmically for every point of magnitude.
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Since 1900, Alaska has experienced an average of one magnitude 8 or greater earthquake every 13 years and one magnitude 7 to 8 earthquake every two years, according to the Alaska Seismic Hazards Safety Commission.
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That looks excessive to us given the short magnitude of time.
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These two things triggered in me the magnitude of the problem.
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A stronger 7.1-magnitude struck the same region the following day.
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Friday's earthquake was 11 times stronger than Thursday's 6.4 magnitude earthquake.
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Your apparent weight is not the magnitude of the gravitational force.
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That second scenario showed the increase in the magnitude in lying.
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" Still, "the magnitude of passing a constitutional amendment is still there.
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To get to the next order of magnitude seems really difficult.
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"The magnitude of the strain is fairly significant," said the doctor.
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Upsets of this magnitude have always been uncommon in men's singles.
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It was not expecting a coastal version, especially of such magnitude.
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The strongest artificial quake from previous tests was a magnitude 5.3.
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Such calls are standard practice in any transition of this magnitude.
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But a post of this magnitude is never just a picture.
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Still, Sunday's attack was especially jarring in its method and magnitude.
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Yet the reported magnitude of the SoftBank staff commitment is unique.
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Their performances of his hits underscored the magnitude of his impact.
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More than 900 magnitude 3.0+ earthquakes shook the state last year.
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The magnitude of his loss became clear as he grew older.
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The island was ill-prepared for a disaster of this magnitude.
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Adding trade with Canada illustrates the magnitude of NAFTA's economic dimensions.
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That would bring a crisis of a new order of magnitude.
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Map of magnitude 6.0+ earthquakes near Japan from 1990 to 2014.
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The firm forecasts a decline "on the magnitude" of the sector.
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A movement of this matter and magnitude in tech is unprecedented.
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The force of the blast registered as a 2.1-magnitude earthquake.
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And during the transportation test, we saw shocks of this magnitude.
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Last Wednesday, central Italy was hit by a 6.2-magnitude earthquake.
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A magnitude 2101 earthquake shook the ground at 27.9:22002 a.m.
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We can now do that with orders of magnitude more efficiency.
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That rules out cuts of the magnitude used in past downturns.
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It's also an order of magnitude cheaper than existing satellite links.
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Mexico's national seismological service originally registered the temblor at 5.7 magnitude.
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This allows for a magnitude of diversity even among one topic.
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The magnitude of climate change hit him on the flight home.
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The 7.8 magnitude quake struck off the Pacific coast on Saturday.
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The other doctors challenged her about the magnitude of the problem.
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But how about the magnitude of forthcoming charges to bank capital?
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An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1 struck nearby on Sunday.
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"I don't think they anticipated anything of this magnitude," Shivers said.
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"The magnitude was significantly worse," Jefferies analyst Brian Tanquilut told CNBC.
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On March 11, 2011, a magnitude 1003 earthquake struck Northeast Japan.
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In 1990, about 37,000 were killed in a 7.7 magnitude quake.
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Across the ocean, a magnitude 5.3 earthquake shook Taiwan Monday morning.
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It said the magnitude was 6.2 but later revised it down.
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An 8.1-magnitude earthquake struck off Mexico's southern coast last Thursday.
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In Corden's case, that seriousness is the magnitude of star power.
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Inevitably, the 7.8-magnitude earthquake affected some Queens residents more directly.
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The biggest so far was a 6.9-magnitude earthquake May 4th.
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Friday's 20173 magnitude earthquake near Anchorage is no surprise to experts.
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The Japan Meteorological Agency assessed the new quake at magnitude 7.3.
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A small magnitude-3.6 earthquake rattled Los Angeles on Monday night.
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The magnitude of the disaster was compounded by its political aspect.
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A magnitude 6 quake hit the same area earlier on Thursday.
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Repsol had suspended operations after a 4.8 magnitude quake on Jan.
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A 2550 magnitude earthquake, while not small, is not particularly large.
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A crisis of unimaginable magnitude was solved, and capitalism was saved.
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"That's an order of magnitude more than our payroll," Drogen said.
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I'm not certain it suffices for the magnitude of the moment.
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You need qualifications to work on a boat of this magnitude.
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From months of reporting, the magnitude of the controversy became clear.
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Though he also appeared to acknowledge the magnitude of the issue.
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Divisions of this magnitude inside the White House are extremely rare.
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Perhaps the magnitude of that had not set in with him.
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The largest in September only had a teeny magnitude of 2.3.
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As they got closer, the magnitude of the carnage became evident.
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With prowess of this magnitude, relaxing the ingenuity would mean ruin.
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The VA was finally acknowledging the magnitude of this grave issue.
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Regardless, a condensate spill of this magnitude has never happened before.
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We need a response equal to the magnitude of the crisis.
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The 7.1 magnitude quake destroyed dozens of buildings around the city.
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It said the magnitude was 26503 but later revised it down.
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So there's many orders of magnitude difference between input and output.
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It impressed me a magnitude more than the chain's chicken sandwich.
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But it's unlikely a storm of that magnitude would occur, Col.
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The quiet, desolate feeling during the day belies the conflict's magnitude.
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And a virus of this magnitude could just really devastate communities.
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On September 22018, a 6.3 magnitude earthquake registered inside North Korea.
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If anything, that political fight obscured the magnitude of what happened.
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Devastation and joy at once — there's no limit to art's magnitude.
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Still, the magnitude of the fraud was just over $10 million.
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Protecting yourself after a security lapse of that magnitude is tricky.
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The U.S. Geological Survey estimated that it was a 3.5 magnitude.
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The Magnitude 9.0 Tohoku-oki earthquake was on March 11, 1003.
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Japan's weather service said it had a preliminary magnitude of 200.
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I only realized the magnitude of my addiction when I stopped.
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That is not bad for a group show of this magnitude.
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"The magnitude of this problem caught us off guard," Saul said.
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Ten years ago, a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti on Jan.
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Their system's object-recognition abilities improved by an order of magnitude.
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In the meantime, we must recognize the magnitude of the challenge.
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This is not to minimize the magnitude of the viral threat.
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The new hospital is constructed to withstand a magnitude 8.0 quake.
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"I'm not gonna downplay the magnitude of this series," Girardi said.
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In the wake of a particularly strong 6.4-magnitude quake Jan.
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A 5.1-magnitude quake struck the same area two weeks ago.
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I would never do a demo on that order [of magnitude].
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In 2018 alone, six quakes had at least a 6.0 magnitude.
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The first quake, measuring 4.9 magnitude, struck just before 9.00 a.m.
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"This is a public health crisis of unknown magnitude," he added.
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Video alterations of this magnitude are not the far away either.
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There should be no illusions about the magnitude of that task.
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A 5.9 magnitude quake in 1999 killed 143 people in Greece.
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Do you understand the magnitude of what was done to us?
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Unfortunately, Fed officials did not appreciate the magnitude of the problem.
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More importantly, what will be the magnitude of growth from here?
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The magic moment Any shift of this magnitude has many causes.
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Is an overnight windfall of this magnitude really worth the hassle?
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Later Friday, a magnitude 5.8 aftershock hit Oaxaca, the USGS tweeted.
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"I didn't realize the magnitude of the problem," Mr. Coyle said.
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When you're in there, you don't realize the magnitude of it.
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We didn't know the magnitude of it when we were filming.
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A 5.8 magnitude earthquake occurred 10.56mi ENE of Christchurch, New Zealand.
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The 53 magnitude quake destroyed dozens of buildings around the city.
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The 232 magnitude quake destroyed dozens of buildings around the city.
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There have been 11 aftershocks, the strongest a magnitude 4 tremor.
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Of the 349 quakes of magnitude 7.0 or higher since 1995, 27 have measured upwards of magnitude 8.0, just two of which (the two most destructive) measured magnitude 9.0: the earthquake off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia that led to the Boxing Day tsunami of 2004, and the quake off the coast of Japan that triggered the tsunami and Fukushima disaster of 2011.
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The British Geological Survey said that Monday's induced seismicity event had a magnitude of 2.9 ML (local magnitude) on the Richter scale, bigger than the 2.3 ML quake in 2011 at Britain's only active fracking site.
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The U.S. Geological Survey said Friday's quake was immediately followed by at least 16 aftershocks of magnitude 4 or greater and warned of a 50 percent chance of another magnitude 6 quake in the coming days.
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The largest of the earthquakes struck the southwestern island early Saturday with a magnitude of 7.0, according to the United States Geological Survey, making it even more powerful than a 6.2-magnitude quake on Thursday night.
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Puerto Rico has been racked with nearly 45 aftershocks of at least a 3.0-magnitude since Tuesday's 6.4-magnitude quake, which killed one person and injured nine others, according to the Puerto Rico Seismic Network (PRSN).
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That instability was underscored by a 5.4-magnitude quake that struck Bosnia and Herzegovina just hours after the tremor in Albania, and a 6.0-magnitude quake that rattled the island of Crete, in Greece, on Wednesday.
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The U.S. Geological Survey said Friday's big quake was immediately followed by at least 16 aftershocks of magnitude 4 or greater and warned of a 50 percent chance of another magnitude 6 quake in the days ahead.
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Central banks in the developed world don't tend to slash interest rates by a magnitude like 100 basis points just to stimulate some additional growth — it takes a crisis to perform an emergency cut of that magnitude.
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Three aftershocks of magnitude greater than 5 shook the mountainous Southern Highlands, about 600 km (370 miles) northwest of the capital Port Moresby early on Monday, the U.S. Geological Survey said, including a shallow magnitude 6 quake.
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"It is much smaller in magnitude and energy release than the 2000-magnitude that occurred in March of 232 ... we can expect to see aftershocks for the next several days (but) it's hard to predict," she said.
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"Given the location and type of mainshock, we anticipate vigorous aftershocks in the magnitude 4-13 range and can expect aftershocks of magnitude 6 or larger," the center said in a post on Twitter early on Tuesday.
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The magnitude 6.8 quake was centered 61 km (38 miles) southwest of Davao on the island of Mindanao, at a depth of 28.2 km, the U.S. Geological Survey said, revising down the magnitude from an earlier 6.9.
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In an Instagram post, Borelli celebrated the magnitude of his character's arc.
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The 6.5-magnitude quake hit just as people were starting morning prayers.
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TechCrunch broke news about the magnitude of the SoundCloud crisis last month.
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If you put a vector in there, it will return the magnitude.
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Earthquakes of 3.9 magnitude or less generally create little or no damage.
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It's hard to overstate the magnitude of Trump's gamble, or the risks.
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The chance of an earthquake of magnitude 5 or higher is 96%.
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The chance of an earthquake of magnitude 6 or higher is 27%.
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The chance of an earthquake of magnitude 7 or higher is 3%.
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The U.S. industry surprised the world with the magnitude of its output.
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Some experts believe the Trump administration understands the magnitude of the threat.
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One example, the 9.1 magnitude tremor that shook Sumatra, Indonesia, in 2004.
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He told CNN that last summer's campaign was unprecedented in its magnitude.
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Change of this magnitude requires political will and a profound ideological shift.
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The light curve data showing the changing magnitude of the background source.
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The USGS initially said the magnitude was 6.8, but later revised it.
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"What's unique about today is the expected magnitude [of storms]," noted Bunting.
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The sudden collapse is "an event of unprecedented magnitude," the study says.
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He argued that the magnitude of the "Trump effect" has been overstated.
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The moment as a powerful magnitude 6.9/7.1 #earthquake hit #Ridgecrest, California.
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Traders also gave a technical reason for the magnitude of Tuesday's drop.
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The algorithm's approach is an order of magnitude better than previous options.
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The size of the pay packet suggests the magnitude of the task.
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Perspective: It's hard to overstate the magnitude of the Day 64 defeat.
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"Zinc was slower to rebound, so the magnitude is bigger," he added.
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And so, it's not of the magnitude you want to engage in.
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The magnitude of the Democrats' fund-raising advantage is hard to overstate.
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As crowds erupted, their "mass jumping" triggered about a magnitude 3 quake.
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The island was also struck by a 6.3-magnitude earthquake on Oct.
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The bigger ones -- magnitude-8 and over -- happen about once a year.
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The original 6.9 magnitude earthquake hit the island of Lombok Sunday morning.
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The magnitude-0003 quake struck near Ueki, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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We're talking an asteroid on the same order of magnitude as Manhattan.
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That would in effect reduce a hurricane's power by an entire magnitude.
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More than 20 were magnitude 4.5 or greater, per the Weather Channel.
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But the simple explanation is that sisal is orders of magnitude cheaper.
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Let's see how we can increase this by an order of magnitude.
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An earthquake of magnitude 7.8 pummeled central New Zealand at 12.02 a.m.
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It also offers a look at the magnitude of the problem ahead.
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Against the magnitude of America's income inequality, such measures might seem modest.
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In many places, including America, magnitude of up to 4 is allowed.
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And you don't realize the magnitude of it until you're in it.
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So why does Nest have an order of magnitude more device partners?
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However, the magnitude of this ozone depletion isn't totally known, says Ross.
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A powerful 7.5 magnitude quake struck near Exxon's Hides facility on Feb.
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Modi's success underscores the speed and magnitude at which politics can change.
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Delays of this magnitude are – to use a legal term – absolutely nuts.
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A magnitude 6.4 quake hit Lombok on July 29, killing 16 people.
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Regardless, those numbers only start to describe the magnitude of the damage.
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Physicists then square the magnitude of this number to get the probability.
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The quake, initially reported as a magnitude 7.1, struck at 0149 GMT.
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An issue of this magnitude must go through the normal legislative process.
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The quake was followed by numerous aftershocks, including several above magnitude 5.0.
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He's not sure what how long it could last or the magnitude.
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I am just pointing out the magnitude of what economic growth does.
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A magnitude 5.5 earthquake rattled the summit area at 3:50 p.m.
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Could be record-breaking by its magnitude in parts of Norway. pic.twitter.
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Traders can find the magnitude of expected moves by examining options prices.
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But the magnitude of the problem vastly exceeds what most Americans imagine.
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But surely spotting an error of that magnitude is the FCC's responsibility.
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A company making a mistake of this magnitude should probably accept responsibility.
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Ozon said that the quake had a magnitude of 3.5 to 4.0.
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Earlier estimates by state mining supervisor WUG put its magnitude at 3.4.
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It initially registered with a magnitude of 7.6 but was later downgraded.
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With a risk of that magnitude, there is no room for denial.
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It was a prize fight of a magnitude hard to fathom today.
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An earthquake of magnitude 6.2 struck central Italy, killing hundreds of people.
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No one knew the magnitude of the drug problem in the country.
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But systems on a chip are also an order of magnitude faster.
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This however, would understate the magnitude of the show's actual economic success.
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The magnitude of this situation is too extreme to merely dabble with.
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"[Reductions in industrial emissions could] substantially reduce the magnitude" of potential impacts.
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World News: A deadly 6.4-magnitude earthquake shook Taiwan over the weekend.
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Everyone starts out innocent, and nothing can alter the magnitude of loss.
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Conservative budget A fall of that magnitude would cause budget pressure, however.
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Wall Street is also noticing the sheer magnitude of Tesla's cash burn.
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The larger temblor was initially reported by the agency as magnitude 5.8.
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Magnitude 5 quakes and above are not uncommon in seismically active California.
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The following day, the town of Hollister got a magnitude-4.7 quake.
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In March 2011, a 9.0-magnitude earthquake and a tsunami hit Japan.
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It's hard to overstate the consequences of regulatory scope of this magnitude.
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"People can legitimately argue about the magnitude of the risk," Attaran said.
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"I was so shocked by the magnitude—I was overcome," she said.
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Vera supports them until, confronted by losses of staggering magnitude, she doesn't.
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At least two aftershocks with a magnitude greater than 5 shortly followed.
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There have also been several earthquakes, one that reached a 6.9 magnitude.
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The vast majority of them have been between magnitude 2 to 3.
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It gave the quake preliminary magnitude of 6.8, but later downgraded it.
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Each possesses important abilities that can multiply the magnitude of Kirby's powers!
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A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit overnight, followed by hundreds of aftershocks.
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But how quickly in peacetime we forget the magnitude of that sacrifice.
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Southeast Alaska and northern Canada were hit by a 247-magnitude earthquake.
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A vector is a quantity for which direction matters along with magnitude.
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It will depend to some degree on the magnitude of the defeat.
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"It's hard to imagine the magnitude of the tragedy," Mr. Correa said.
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The larger one had a 3.4 magnitude, the group's initial assessment found.
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He was the first EPA administrator to have security of such magnitude.
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What was the editorial process like for a book of this magnitude?
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Getting swiftly past a scandal of this magnitude is no easy feat.
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Preliminary measurements from the National Weather Service differed at a 7.2 magnitude.
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BREAKING: Japan lifts tsunami warning after magnitude 7.4 earthquake off Fukushima coast.
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The same year, a 5.9 magnitude quake killed 143 people in Greece.
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The magnitude-7.6 quake struck 27 miles off the coast of Honduras.
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Erixon said that the "magnitude of the gains" from a U.S.-U.
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The magnitude of it could weigh on him, if he let it.
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Preserving their anonymity however, does result in potential harm of unfathomable magnitude.
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Nor is an investigation of this magnitude limited to a single office.
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Since then, the FBI has never experienced a scandal of that magnitude.
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This was the mechanism by which a 9.1 magnitude earthquake on Dec.
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And yes, people thought something could happen, but nothing of this magnitude.
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"Nothing similar has happened before, not in this magnitude," Mr. Knudsen said.
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Ross Douthat accuses the media of overselling the magnitude of the scandal.
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Neither fine is financially significant to companies of Alphabet and Facebook's magnitude.
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But that isn't going to discourage the magnitude of these girls' dreams.
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In 2006, a magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck the Indonesian island of Java.
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Governments can only work to minimize its magnitude and duration, he continued.
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"People don't appreciate the magnitude of what happened in 1918," he said.
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So input bandwidth is many orders of magnitude greater than output bandwidth.
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The USGS said the 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck just after 8 a.m.
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Japan's weather service said the quake had a preliminary magnitude of 6.7.
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" The lowest word in Audiard's vocabulary, by degrees of magnitude, is "vulgar.
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But on Thursday, the magnitude of the pandemic hit home in America.
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The next day, the magnitude of the situation hit home in America.
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Where was the epicenter of the earthquake and what was its magnitude?
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A loss of that magnitude would put the broad index below 2461,2122.
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We've had several drops of this magnitude in the last 12 months.
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In doing so, UNESCO should realize the global magnitude of its decision.
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The United States Geological Survey said the quake was of magnitude 4.4.
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A magnitude 4.0 quake jolted some Southern Californians awake early Thursday morning.
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Moderate quakes of 4.6 and 5.7 magnitude shook the same area overnight.
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A 7.8-magnitude quake in Ecuador killed around 700 people in 2016.
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And also know how great the magnitude of any cycle would be.
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The volcano is triggering earthquakes, including a 4.2 magnitude tremor on Wednesday.
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How do you begin visualizing choreography for a performance of this magnitude?
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The nuclear plant was designed to withstand quakes up to magnitude-9.
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Puerto Rican natural wonder, Punta Ventana, collapses amid 5.8 magnitude earthquake pic.twitter.
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The magnitude of the game had a lot to do with it.
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The quake's magnitude was 5.5, according to the United States Geological Survey.
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The most severe earthquakes reached a magnitude of 5.9 in May 2018.
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The U.S. Geological Survey said a 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit Southern Mexico.
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It's breathtaking in its magnitude and it's potentially deadly in its consequences.
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Of course, pipe organs are many orders of magnitude bigger than pianos.
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That jolt came only two days after a deadly 6.6 magnitude quake.
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In addition, a 4.3 magnitude earthquake was recorded at 9:32 p.m.
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Ms. Moore let out a panicked laugh when considering the scene's magnitude.
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Corrections in the magnitude of 241 percent to 193 percent, he said.
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The magnitude of the devastation was really magnified a little bit afterwards.
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CRAMER: LOOK, SOMETIMES THERE IS A MAGNITUDE THAT TAKES YOUR BREATH AWAY.
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In other words, they're an order of magnitude costlier than semiautomatic weapons.
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These celebrations, however, mask the true magnitude of the crisis we face.
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The magnitude of corruption allegations against 75-year-old Zuma is astounding.
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The Sichuan earthquake administration measured the quake at a magnitude of 7.0.
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Such is the magnitude of Barr's servility, the doggedness of his deference.
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The USGS initially reported a magnitude of 7.5 but revised it downward.
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A worst-case scenario for Oklahoma might be a magnitude 7723 quake.
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"Next week's number ... will be an order of magnitude worse," Shepherdson wrote.
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The official response was glaring denial of the magnitude of the crisis.
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In April 2015, a major 7.8-magnitude earthquake hit Bhaktapur in Nepal.
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Very few of us were involved in anything else of that magnitude.
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Vertical scale is adjusted to orders of magnitude, making percentage differences comparable.
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It's a useful, if imperfect, marker for measuring the magnitude of #MeToo.
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F: Yeah, for one I haven't done an event of this magnitude.
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In 1985 an 8 magnitude event devastated Mexico City, killing 5,000 people.
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There's no way that someone should cover up anything of that magnitude.
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With a Biden dream team of rivals, the sky is the limit for the magnitude of the landslide that can be won against Trump, and the magnitude of history that can be made during the post Trump years.
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The people holding top jobs in U.S. intelligence agencies, furthermore, can be much more dangerous by orders of magnitude than any terrorist (just as police officers and prosecutors can be orders-of-magnitude more dangerous than ordinary criminals).
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Italy's National Institute of Geophysics and Vulcanology put the magnitude of Monday's quake at 4.0, revising it up from an initial 3.6, but both the U.S. Geological Survey and the European quake agency estimated the magnitude at 4.3.
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According to the US Geological Society, there's about a 2.53-50 chance of an earthquake of 7+ magnitude occurring in the Los Angeles area in the next 30 years, and a 31% chance of one that's 7.5+ in magnitude.
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Because the boundary area is usually large, megathrust quakes are the most powerful and include the two strongest quakes ever measured by instruments: the magnitude-7.0 1964 Alaskan quake and one in coastal Chile in 1960 of magnitude 9.5.
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An earthquake of magnitude 7.1 shook the remote town of Ridgecrest in the Mojave desert on Friday, 1-1/2 days after one of 6.4 magnitude, both of which were felt as far as Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
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The USGS initially reported a first tremor as a 5.6 magnitude, but later raised it to 6.3, while China's earthquake administration said it detected a 6.3 magnitude earthquake in Northeastern North Korea, calling it a "suspected explosion," Reuters reported.
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"Over the past several weeks, hundreds of small earthquakes have occurred in this same region, beginning in earnest with a magnitude 4.7 earthquake late on December 28 and a magnitude 5.0 event a few hours later," the USGS said.
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The 21-year-old did not budge from his post in the control tower at Mutiara SIS Al-Jufrie Airport Palu as it began to shake from a 6.1 magnitude tremor, followed by a 7.5 magnitude earthquake on Friday.
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The quake, initially reported as a magnitude 6.0, struck at 10:26 a.m.
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This ends up reducing the number of comparisons by several orders of magnitude.
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It also rallied by a similar magnitude against the euro to 85.40 pence.
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It was the third quake since Thursday's magnitude-22016 earthquake in the area.
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The temblor, initially reported as a magnitude 6.0, struck at 8:30 a.m.
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The quake, initially reported at a 7.93 magnitude, struck at 1:30 a.m.
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It came a day after a magnitude-6.4 temblor in the same area.
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Clearly, we needed a Startup Battlefield suitable for an event of this magnitude.
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"The magnitude of the cut will determine where oil prices go," Khoman said.
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Instead, it is the magnitude of the force acting against the gravitational force.
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The island was further rattled by a magnitude 220 earthquake on Monday evening.
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Each panel towered over viewers, amplifying the magnitude of AIDS' toll on life.
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A drop of that magnitude implies a 47 percent decline from Friday's close.
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"Nothing of that magnitude stays quiet in the realm of politics," Johnston said.
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The USGS initially said the magnitude was 6.4 but later downgraded it slightly.
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What goes into an "all-you-can-eat" marketing buffet of this magnitude?
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There have been no more attacks of the magnitude of those in Cologne.
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In February 2004, a magnitude 6.3 earthquake near Al Hoceima killed 631 people.
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And the magnitude of a January decline doesn't seem to be a factor.
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But Bogle says she never would have expected a failure of this magnitude.
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"That's standard protocol for an injury of that magnitude," said manager Bryan Price.
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A 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit the area and was followed by a tsunami.
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"The magnitude of the streak didn't hit me until (Thursday night)," Bauer said.
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"No one can now imagine the magnitude of the economic problem," he said.
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But it's not the magnitude that has gotten scientists attention -- it's the frequency.
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A miss of that magnitude could easily hand the presidency to Mr Trump.
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More than 100,000 people died as a result of the 7.0-magnitude earthquake.
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It took five months the last time Congress passed legislation of this magnitude.
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Neither the magnitude nor target of his response need bear on the provocation.
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What's at risk is the growth and magnitude of the Fed rate cut.
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The magnitude of the problem we're trying to work with is our motivation.
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Election results 2016 The magnitude of the GOP's down-ballot victories was stunning.
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The tremor was initially reported as a magnitude 6.7 but was later downgraded.
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Accurately reporting a natural disaster's death toll is important to measure its magnitude.
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The official death toll from a 2120 magnitude earthquake and tsunami on Sept.
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I've seen leg swelling, but I've never seen leg swelling of this magnitude.
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But rules later obliged firms to suspend fracking whenever tremors reached magnitude 0.5.
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A 7.4 magnitude quake shook the coast of Fukushima at about 20303 a.m.
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There's only one appropriate response to news of this magnitude: do the Batusi.
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"You guys have never dealt with something of this magnitude," she told Kim.
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The quake initially registered with a magnitude of 7.6 but was later downgraded.
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The Security Council could not allow another battle of such magnitude, he added.
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More likely is that the change is one of timing rather than magnitude.
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The judges made sure to remind Olson of the magnitude of her claim.
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One of those struck the San Francisco Bay area at a magnitude 4.3.
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The last big one there was a magnitude-7.7 to 33 in 1857.
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But the magnitude of his attraction could be traced back to his hometown.
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Others glow fiercely with X-rays, suggesting temperatures an order of magnitude higher.
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Yet Mills makes it clear a downturn of that magnitude wouldn't alarm him.
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A 5.9-magnitude earthquake struck the Batanes archipelago, the US Geological Survey reported.
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Southern California has been hit with a 6.4 magnitude earthquake on Independence Day.
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Don't pledge another bumbled blitzkrieg to jam through a measure of that magnitude.
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But China's subsequent incorporation into the global economy was of a different magnitude.
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"The whole country is traumatized by the magnitude of the disaster," he added.
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A tour of this magnitude means you can't just kiss the crowd goodnight.
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We all go back to work, regardless of the magnitude of the tragedy.
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Earthquakes of 43 magnitude or higher measured in Oklahoma as of July 2017.
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The magnitude and his impact on Detroit musicians, producers, and DJ's is endless.
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Damage to Jaggar Museum overlook following 5.5 magnitude earthquake on June 3, 2018.
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Analysts estimate the photo platform is now worth many orders of magnitude more.
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The quake, initially reported as a magnitude 6.4, struck at 7:26 a.m.
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Here's the eclipse magnitude on August 21st in the United States, Canada, & Mexico.
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South Korea experienced a 5.1 magnitude "artificial" earthquake around 9PM ET on Tuesday.
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Let's just stop for a moment and appreciate the magnitude of that achievement!
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"Production is affected but I cannot tell you by what magnitude," he said.
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Anything bigger than a magnitude 4 is represented with an ominous red circle.
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And they struggled to come to grips with the magnitude of their ordeal.
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The USGS sent out an alert about a 6.8-magnitude quake striking Cali.
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The U.S. Geological Survey recorded the quake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.7.
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The quake followed one of magnitude 6 that struck in the same area.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The 7.0-magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti on Jan.
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Their magnitude alone demands our quiet respect as we marvel at their construction.
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Our power and efficiency is an order of magnitude greater than other designs.
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Magnitude 7 Metals has resumed operations at the New Madrid smelter in Missouri.
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Traders said they had expected a revenue miss but not of this magnitude.
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The difference is the magnitude of money being laundered through the OCO loophole.
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Because they are one metric of the magnitude and size of a disaster.
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Blocking federal government ability to borrow is a threat of vastly different magnitude.
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"A rape of such a magnitude is not true," Lam Tungwar told Reuters.
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The USGS said a magnitude 4.1 quake was recorded at 5:39 p.m.
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Federal scientists also revised upward the magnitude of Oklahoma's 2011 earthquake near Prague.
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The index posted just eight moves of that magnitude all of last year.
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The magnitude of the opportunities and risks from AI are in full view.
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Indonesia: A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck between North Sulawesi and North Maluku.
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We understand the magnitude of what Game 6 means to us at home.
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Last year, Cuadrilla halted fracking after a tremor measuring 0.8 magnitude was recorded.
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A crisis of this magnitude requires a coordinated and comprehensive plan of action.
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A magnitude 6.0 quake is considered strong and capable of causing severe damage.
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He still sounded a note of caution on the magnitude of the rally.
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Don Collins, New Hampshire Italy's recent devastating 6.2-magnitude earthquake left hundreds dead.
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Maybe the student is misinformed about the magnitude of some of their worries.
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Yet the magnitude of benefit and most effective species of probiotic remained uncertain.
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But the 2018–2019 term stands apart for the magnitude of his calls.
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The first one, a preliminary 4.4-magnitude earthquake, occurred at 4:14 a.m.
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A preliminary 3.3-magnitude quake took place shortly after at 4:27 a.m.
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The magnitude of the impact depends on whether the weather all lines up.
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The quake was initially recorded with a magnitude of 7.3 but was downgraded.
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But that magnitude was computed as if the tremors were from an earthquake.
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The quake had a magnitude of 4.6 and hit just before 3 a.m.
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A second earthquake with a magnitude of 3.5 was reported near Monroe, Wash.
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On June 17, a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck Sichuan, China, displacing 80,000 people.
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Manafort's corruption is like Cohen's, but apparently of a higher order of magnitude.
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In other cases, headline tests have increased readership by an order of magnitude.
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The measure was revised downward from an initial magnitude 8.1 reading by USGS.
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Registering magnitude 2280, it killed 4403 people and affected more than 2440 million.
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Monday night, a 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of the island.
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Vera supports them until, confronted by war losses of staggering magnitude, she doesn't.
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Any question of this magnitude needs to be carefully examined for all impacts.
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Yet no one knows if that is the true magnitude of the debt.
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How then, can the public hope to grasp the magnitude of the problem?
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"We were surprised at the magnitude of the mental health pathway," James said.
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Right before the explosion, there was a 3.9 magnitude earthquake at the summit.
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Several aftershocks, some as strong as magnitude 5.6, continued after the initial quake.
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A magnitude 6.2 quake is considered strong and capable of causing severe damage.
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But, it is much too early to try and ascertain the exact magnitude.
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It's not right to leave a fight of this magnitude unresolved for all.
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So what was the next logical step for a rapper of this magnitude?
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So what happens inside Amazon when there's a tech failure of this magnitude?
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There it was just the magnitude of the winds that was really critical.
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But I wondered how I could ever comprehend the magnitude of her loss.
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Any outcome of this magnitude will grind the domestic economy to a halt.
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The United States Geological Survey put the magnitude of that quake at 6.9.
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"This is extremely problematic, especially considering the magnitude of Facebook's reach," he said.
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"It would be hard to script a comeback of that magnitude," Eagle said.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS THERE ARE SUBSTANTIAL UNCERTAINTIES ABOUT THE MAGNITUDE OF THOSE FACTORS
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And they're within an order of magnitude where performance improvements could be expected.
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Still, the magnitude of the protests caught the colonial security forces off guard.
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We need a solution of this magnitude because this crisis affects almost everyone.
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I just don't think you'd ever get a reaction of that magnitude today.
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A magnitude-6.0 quake is considered strong and capable of causing severe damage.
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But it's hard to assess the magnitude of the effect on the result.
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