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Articles

Title	Author	Type	Date	Words
Scientists find fault off coast.			Oct 27, 2009	570
Thousands flee second quake on Pacific Ring of Fire fault line.			Sep 30, 2009	235
Slow-moving faults may help protect some cities against destructive quakes.			Aug 29, 2009	440
A Palace on the Fault Line.			Apr 27, 2009	707
United States: New fault discovered near Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant.			Nov 22, 2008	340
Increased seismic activity in Iran could affect fault zones in UAE.			Sep 12, 2008	567
Finding fault: trace of old subduction zone found in Italy.	Perkins, Sid		Feb 9, 2008	489
Hidden hazard.	Jango-Cohen, Judith		Apr 18, 2005	185
All shook up!			Oct 11, 2004	182
Newfound fault may explain quakes.	Perkins, Sid	Brief Article	Jan 3, 2004	278
A sleepy fault wakes and reveals new links. (Shaked Alaska).	Marzuola, C.		Nov 16, 2002	560
Finding fault for an old earthquake. (Earth Science).		Brief Article	Jan 12, 2002	260
Southeastern Alaska is on the rebound. (Earth Science: from San Francisco, at the 2001 fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union).		Brief Article	Jan 5, 2002	221
Geophysical Investigation of a Third Order Splay of the Simms Mountain Fault Zone in Cape Girardeau, Mo. (Geology Section).		Brief Article	Jan 1, 2001	186
Pinning L.A. quakes down to a fault.		Brief Article	Mar 20, 1999	437
San Andreas fault provides hazard clues.		Brief Article	Jun 1, 1998	488
California's quake deficit fades.	Monastersky, R.	Brief Article	Mar 21, 1998	487
The San Andreas' secret helpers.	Monastersky, Richard	Brief Article	Jul 26, 1997	407
Earthquakes: the deadly side of geometry.	Monastersky, Richard		Jan 4, 1997	624
Mongolian quake lessons for Los Angeles.		Brief Article	Aug 10, 1996	340
Central U.S. risk higher than thought.		Brief Article	Aug 1, 1996	410
How underwater earthquakes form.		Brief Article	Jun 1, 1996	544
Why California's coast fell into the ocean.		Brief Article	Jun 1, 1996	376
Finding fault with Midwest seismic maps.	Monastersky, Richard		Apr 6, 1996	598
Eastern quakes recycle old faults.		Brief Article	Mar 4, 1995	232
Seattle's slippery underside.		Brief Article	Dec 24, 1994	203
Fishing for faults in L.A.		Brief Article	Oct 15, 1994	194
Faults found at Nevada nuclear waste site.	Monastersky, Richard		May 14, 1994	669
Drilling into the San Andreas Fault.			Dec 1, 1993	382
Fastest fault in the world?	Monastersky, Richard	Brief Article	Jun 12, 1993	145
California faults unleash week of turmoil.	Monastersky, Richard		May 2, 1992	869
Ancient quakes signal future Northwest risk.	Monastersky, Richard		Jan 11, 1992	458
Little-known fault poses quake risk.	Monastersky, Richard		Jan 4, 1992	193
Cracking open the center of a temblor.	Monastersky, Richard		Mar 30, 1991	444
Christmas quake presents geologic gift.	Monastersky, Richard		Mar 16, 1991	599
Pinpointing Utah's seismic threats.	Monastersky, Richard		Dec 22, 1990	221
Quakes pose greater threat to Bay Area.	Monastersky, Richard		Jul 28, 1990	613
Potential signs of an underground killer.	Monastersky, R.		Apr 21, 1990	465
Earthquake leaves Bay area still vulnerable.	Monastersky, R.		Oct 21, 1989	675
Powerful quake shakes South Pacific.	Monastersky, R.		Jun 3, 1989	575
Active faults buried under Los Angeles.	Monastersky, Richard		Dec 24, 1988	239
Slip-sliding away the rough edges.	Monastersky, Richard		Oct 1, 1988	480
Getting to the bottom of the San Andreas.	Weisburd, Stefi		Jan 31, 1987	760
Quake potential off the San Andreas.	Weisburd, Sterfi		May 3, 1986	712
A century after the Charleston quake.	Weisburd, Stefi		Apr 26, 1986	876
Seismic waves trapped in a fault.			Jan 4, 1986	305
A fault of youth; new scientific ground was broken when geologists finally noticed that the Meers fault is young - much younger than any other surface rupture east of the Rockies.	Weisburd, Stefi		Jun 8, 1985	2137