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SERVANT: An earthquake geologists attributed not to any physical fault lines but to moral fault lines in Californians' depraved consciences.

I can't imagine there are airports built directly over fault lines, but I suppose this is possible nonetheless.

As Europe declines and the U. S. stagnates , Asia's potential and its fault lines become more clearly defined .

Are nuclear power plants not proliferating all over the world, even placed on known fault lines and near large cities?

Strollers think water running underground could have carried gases up through the fault lines, directly to the priestess.

Certainly, quake since 1973 graphed geographically show the fault lines, and where the increase in quakes can be expected to hit.

When home prices began to flatten, and then to decline, fault lines were revealed.

A closer look exposes some fault lines that could impinge on stability in financial markets some time down the road.

Turkey lies in one of the world's most active seismic zones and is crossed by numerous fault lines.

Often new energy supply routes fall across political fault-lines, as in the case of India and Pakistan.

Just as fault lines have many rock fingers that prevent a fault from adjusting smoothly, rock layers likewise cling to each other.

The biggest fault lines in the global system are in Asia. They may also be in Eastern Europe.

Additionally, should be at least 20 miles from known fault lines.

Seismic activity in Florida is almost nil, as it has virtually no fault lines.

If the Maghreb can move beyond historical fault lines, it can be part of a Euro-Med integration linked to both the Mideast and Africa.

These fault lines and rivalries are testing the movement as it tries to become a lasting force.

"Democracy, Law, and Violence: The Disjunctions of Brazilian Citizenship. " In Fault lines of democracy in post-transition Latin America.

Nuclear power has also been controversial in Taiwan, where all four of the island's existing reactors are built near major fault lines.

But now some scientists speculate that only sustained pressure can significantly move fault lines and thus trigger other large temblors.

But the fault lines have their origins in another distinction, between settled farmers and nomadic herders fighting over failing lands.

Establish the fault lines, the borders of the two plates in question - S America Plate and Caribbean Plate.

The fault lines are visible in falling wages for women and young people and limited access to education, health services and decent jobs.

Scientists know where these fault lines are, and have made maps of where earthquakes are most likely to happen.

Today's China, while it has deep frictions and fault lines, is a much stronger entity.

It says natural phenomena including pressure and known fault lines contributed to the original spills.

Geophysicists now are scrambling to improve the way they measure 'stuck' points along known fault lines, especially offshore.

This lack of progress compounds the fault-lines over the proposed "Basel 3" rules on capital and liquidity.

Mixing sulfur, an organic blue dye, and an antiseptic, Hart created a crystal containing a complex structure of bubbles and fault lines.

Tehran sits where two tectonic plates clash and is criss-crossed by fault lines.

Turkey is riddled with fault lines, as a quick glance at a map shows.

In the past few decades, seismologists have discovered potentially serious fault lines everywhere from the Carolinas to Missouri.

Japan's political fault-lines have opened up despite an election campaign that has hardly caused tremors.

Firstly, the Pacific Compression forced oceanic plates under the continental plates along current fault lines.

Iraq's multiple fault-lines are especially visible-and occasionally bloody-in Nineveh and Mosul.

The most important conflicts of the future will occur along the cultural fault lines separating these civilizations from one another.

To start, Beijing has skillfully exploited fault lines in Taiwan's internal politics.

China has many fault lines, and has suffered several major earthquakes in recent decades.

Calais hopes that neighboring areas such as the Dominican Republic take note of the Haitian quake and learn the dangers fault lines exhibit.

That has been advanced by Raghuram Rajan, of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, in a recent book, "Fault Lines" .

New York, NY: Do the movement in certain plates and fault lines offer a better way to predict where the next quake might happen ?

Those are the main fault lines that he talks about, and these are deep and difficult problems that don't have easy solutions.

Although the fault lines have changed since Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait 19 years ago, inter-Arab divisions are bitter.

When anger spills out along these fault lines, it's often destructive.

EM energy lubricates fault lines and can cause fault slippage.

Italy lies on two fault lines and has been hit by powerful earthquakes in the past, mainly in the south of the country.

These countries also sit on one of the world's most sensitive political fault-lines.

The minibonds affair also exposed fault lines.

Both Chile and Haiti sit atop large, volatile fault lines.

The third set of fault lines comes from a clashing of systems.

And so America's browning may come to rival its greying in determining its political fault-lines for generations to come.

Another reality: fault lines exist too.

Can you please advise us what to do in Istanbul and in Marmara Region where closest mountain ranges are Bolu and is on fault lines?

Turkey is particularly vulnerable to earthquakes because it sits on major geological fault lines.

The crisis has exposed three big fault lines in our fiscal systems.

We are seriously lucky that we don't have any "fault lines" near the highly populated coastal regions of China.

In China, fault lines in loans to the property sector and local governments are already starting to emerge.

Tokyo sits near two fault lines, not one.

However, scientists realize that there a large number of fault lines under the Earth, many of which are unknown to them.

Well, it's the New Madrid, which is expanding into old fault lines.

there are two big fault lines in southem california near San Farancisco.

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