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Meanings of quakes in English
Association football team in the United States.
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Portuguese
rancho cucamonga quakes Spanish
rancho cucamonga quakes Baseball team and Minor League Baseball franchise in Rancho Cucamonga, California, USA.
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Usage of quakes in English
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Mr Howell said his property suffered only minor damage in the quakes.
2
He said his thoughts were with those affected by the latest quakes.
3
The quakes disrupted communications, but no casualties or serious damage were reported.
4
She said scientists were studying whether the quakes would affect the eruption.
5
The strongest of these quakes altered the course of the Mississippi River.
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Fortunately, these mega quakes only come around once every few hundred years.
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These quakes seem like just the latest insult to befall our area.
8
The earth quakes, the stones are broken, and the very graves open.'
9
But all knew that in the Rain Wilds, quakes were more dangerous.
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The Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure Rebuild Team was established after the 2011 quakes.
11
There were no more quakes, so all began to breathe more freely.
12
Now these people spilled out into every narrow street, fleeing the quakes.
13
But that they'd quake, and that they'd affect this earth with quakes-
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The quakes affected mostly mountainous areas that saw landslides, reports say.
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The region has suffered hundreds of smaller but still serious quakes since then.
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Seismologists warned there was a strong chance of more quakes in coming days.
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Quakes through the time
Quakes across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare