| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Coauthor Leonardo Seeber said that because the faults are mostly invisible at the surface and move infrequently, a big quake could easily hit one not yet identified. ???The probability is not zero, and the damage could be great,??? he said. ???It could be like something out of a Greek myth.??? Any conservative approach will look at geologically similar environments, Seeber said. ???If you do that,
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