"And what we are getting is tremor after tremor, making it even more difficult," he said.
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Saturday's tremor came only days after another tremor measuring 1.55 ML (local magnitude) on the Richter scale had occurred on Wednesday.
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With orthostatic tremor, "if they are sitting, if they are walking, if they are moving, that tremor seems to go away," Gupta said.
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If confirmed, however, it would be the first geologically induced tremor ever detected on another planet (as opposed to a tremor caused by a meteorite strike or high winds).
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It's hoped to be effective not just against Parkinson's disease, but also Essential Tremor, a condition eight times more common than Parkinson's Disease, according to the International Essential Tremor Foundation.
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Roughly 10 million people in the United States suffer from some sort of tremor disorder, whether that's essential tremor — the most common movement disorder — or the tremors resulting from Parkinson's disease.
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I felt the tremor in her voice when she spoke.
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A smaller tremor which hit days before claimed 213 lives.
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The trauma of the 1985 tremor frequently arises, she said.
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Reno, of course, has Parkinson's disease, has a noticeable tremor.
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The tremor hit the central Apennine Mountains at 3.30 a.m.
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Not a tremor of a laugh vibrated in her words.
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Because of the medications she takes, she has a tremor.
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Unverified accounts suggest the tremor lasted for an agonizing three minutes.
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"We felt a little bit of a tremor," he told CNN.
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The USGS estimated the depth of the tremor at 10 km.
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The Trump tremor immediately highlighted China's dominant role in electronics assembly.
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In New Zealand, a 5.6 tremor hit the country's North Island.
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I then notice a kind of tremor right above my heart.
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The most devastating tremor in recent Indonesian history was on Dec.
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Operations were not affected by the second tremor, an official said.
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The arrangements are sparse, using ache and tremor, an easygoing falsetto.
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At first we thought it was an earthquake--a small tremor.
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Every day, O'Neill struggled against the worsening tremor in his hands.
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For now, the tremor appears to have been a false alarm.
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Department of other stuff: — What happened to Carson's career-ending tremor?
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The tremor becomes something of a genuine seismic event for Claire.
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One morning, the grandson noticed a slight tremor in his hand.
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Three hours after the main tremor, a strong aftershock rocked Tirana.
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The violence in the Israeli movie "Foxtrot" starts with a tremor.
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There have been 11 aftershocks, the strongest a magnitude 4 tremor.
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Several schools and hospitals were also damaged by the unusually strong tremor.
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One example, the 9.1 magnitude tremor that shook Sumatra, Indonesia, in 2004.
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Others told the station that the tremor lasted for about five seconds.
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In fact the supposed youthquake was barely a tremor, say the authors.
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VICE: When did you first hear about José Trevino and Tremor Enterprises?
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There were no immediate reports of damage or casualties after the tremor.
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At some point I'm positive I feel a tremor beneath our feet.
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Not that there's even a tremor of Eurocentric bias in the movie.
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I was in bed with my baby when the first tremor started.
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The tremor - one of the country's strongest ever - hit at 5.31 p.m.
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The U.S. Geological Survey said the latest tremor at 12:32 p.m.
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This year, Tremor International acquired video advertising startup Unruly from News Corp.
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The volcano is triggering earthquakes, including a 4.2 magnitude tremor on Wednesday.
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Shares of AIM-listed Tremor rose more than 4% in morning trade.
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One slight seismic tremor, and the life-giving spumes could go cold.
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They're the emotional seismographs in "Evicted," detecting every tremor in their mother's mood.
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The tremor was also felt in the Iraqi capital Baghdad and in Kuwait.
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Every tremor of progress in history has been accompanied by a moral panic.
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While many newer masonry buildings collapsed, the older bamboo buildings withstood the tremor.
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Yesterday's tremor was the 19th to hit the region in the past week.
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And, if a tremor does happen, monitors nearby will be shaken by it.
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The tremor was initially reported as a magnitude 6.7 but was later downgraded.
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"Baby tremor monsters?" guessed a member of the Huntington Beach Community Facebook group.
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Greece, along with Turkey, is among the most tremor-prone regions of Europe.
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The second tremor struck just before midday, according to the U.S. Geological survey.
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Last year, Cuadrilla halted fracking after a tremor measuring 0.8 magnitude was recorded.
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There are potential side effects to focused ultrasound treatment for essential tremor, too.
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The USGS put the depth of the tremor at 10 km (6.21 miles).
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That makes [GYENNO Spoon] 85 percent tremor canceling while Liftware just 75 percent.
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A tremor seemed to pass beneath my feet, rippling from ocean to ocean.
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The news sent a tremor through the newsroom of the august national publication.
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A larger tremor in 1883 killed more than 2,000 people on the island.
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NZ GEONET: VOLCANIC TREMOR ACTIVITY AT WHITE ISLAND HAS INCREASED SINCE PREVIOUS ASSESSMENT
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But he noticed, upon lifting the pen, a slight tremor in his hand.
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It was a small tremor in the upper corner of my left eye.
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The tremor was estimated to have a depth of 9.4 km (5.8 miles).
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While therapeutic focused ultrasound is FDA-approved for use in the United States for the treatment of essential tremor, Parkinson's tremor, prostate diseases, uterine fibroids, and painful bone metastases, it also has shown promise with a wide range of other conditions.
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"If this study can identify cannabinoids as a potential treatment for patients suffering from essential tremor, we can conduct further research and potentially provide alternative effective methods of relief for the high numbers of patients with Essential Tremor," she added.
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As many as 50 structures were damaged by the magnitude 7.1 tremor Friday night.
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It may be raised from a magnitude 5.8 tremor, to a 5.9 or 6.0.
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Jones said that quake turned out to be a foreshock to Friday's 7.1 tremor.
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I tighten my fingers around the wheel to still the tremor in my hand.
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Eight and half minutes later, there was another smaller tremor at the test site.
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The tremor followed two large and deadly quakes that have struck Japan since Thursday.
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Magdalena Lopez, who lives in Jaco, said the tremor started softly but quickly strengthened.
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The tremor has not had significant impact on the mine's production, the spokesman said.
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"Since this expert judgement was made this morning, volcanic tremor has increased," it added.
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But then a voice from the past sends a tremor into her placid life.
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After the tremor, power was on to about 93% of the island, PREPA said.
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"Since this expert judgment was made this morning, volcanic tremor has increased," it added.
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I lived in fear of it and shook at the slightest tremor of its appearance.
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After the VR session, she's visibly calmer and a noticeable hand tremor has temporarily eased.
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You would also likely get some tremor associated with the magma moving through the pipe.
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Sage is also evaluating the drug for use in severe postpartum depression and essential tremor.
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The main symptoms of the disease are tremor, bradykinesia (or slowness of movement), and rigidity.
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The eight-mile deep tremor struck along the Hayward fault, two miles southeast of Berkeley.
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The tremor struck at a depth of 62 miles (100 km), according to the USGS.
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The quake was the most powerful to hit Mexico since another 8.1 tremor in 1932.
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Delivered with teary-eyed tremor, the words blur the line between Anderson and his character.
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A: He's got a tremor, and they don't really know if it's Parkinson's or not.
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"No matter how steady a surgeons hands are, there is always some tremor," he said.
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It came just one day after a magnitude 6.4 tremor that also rocked the Ridgecrest area.
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Her sons were still in the truck when the magnitude-7.1 tremor violently shook the earth.
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The director of Mexico's disaster agency said the tremor was an aftershock connected to the Sept.
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Geologists put the chance of another magnitude 7 tremor at 10 percent over the next week.
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The San Andreas fault is due for an epic tremor every 150 years, the USGS said.
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There were no immediate reports of deaths from the 6.4 magnitude tremor, which struck before dawn.
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The first tremor, a magnitude 6.1 quake, hit the Southeast Asian archipelago's Luzon island on Monday.
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Patients with twitches were given caps with long feathers that would jerk wildly with every tremor.
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The fault is due for an epic tremor every 150 years, the U.S. Geological Survey says.
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The USGS said the tremor occurred at 1549 GMT and had a depth of 21.7 miles.
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Tuesday's tremor - which struck on the anniversary of the 22 quake - killed close to 7.13 people.
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The tremor was the strongest to hit Utah in 28 years, according to state emergency officials.
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NZ GEONET SAYS LEVEL OF VOLCANIC TREMOR HAS SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED AT THE WHITE ISLAND ON WEDNESDAY
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A separate 6.0-magnitude tremor struck the island of Sumba, close to Bali, on Tuesday morning.
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There have been no reports of injuries, and the tremor did not trigger a tsunami alert.
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I went to see a neurologist who noticed a slight tremor in one of my fingers.
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That gesture registers the tremor of unease that passes through Rossini's score as the curtain falls.
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"If this study can identify cannabinoids as a potential treatment for patients suffering from essential tremor, we can conduct further research and potentially provide alternative effective methods of relief for the high numbers of patients with Essential Tremor," said Catherine Jacobson, director of clinical research at Tilray.
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One possibility is orthostatic tremor, a rare condition that's primarily present when someone is standing, Gupta said.
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The tremor, first measured at 6.6, hit 159 km (90 miles) southwest of Raoul island, it said.
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The second tremor created a twist so fortuitous that it made hope possible amid destruction and despair.
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The tremor struck on the 32nd anniversary of Mexico's 1985 earthquake, which killed an estimated 10,000 people.
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After Wednesday's tremor, the company paused fracking at the Preston New Road site in Lancashire, northwest England.
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Her face was tense and grave, and at first there was a slight tremor in her voice.
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A tremor shook German politics on Monday, with effects that will reach well beyond the country's borders.
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It detected a tremor of magnitude 3.4 that had an epicentre 89km from the cable's nearest point.
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CNN's team in Tokyo says it felt a mild tremor; there are no immediate reports of damage.
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Experts still do not know the size of the northern Oklahoma fault involved in the tremor Wednesday.
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The tremor stirred memories of a 2011 earthquake in Christchurch, which killed 185 people and injured thousands.
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Tuesday's quake hit on the anniversary of a 1985 tremor that, by some estimates, killed 10,000 people.
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On April 20113th a magnitude 6.2 tremor shook Kumamoto prefecture on the southern Japanese island of Kyushu.
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Over the weekend, a 26-magnitude quake jolted the area, the island's most powerful tremor since 211.
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"As the tremor became more pronounced, the questions about the cause became more frequent," he told me.
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Depending on the location of a tremor, the earthquake warning time can range from seconds to minutes.
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The tremor was felt across the region as far away as Pakistan, Lebanon, Kuwait and Turkey. 0003.
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Parkinson's often starts with a small tremor in the hand or muscle stiffness and progresses over time.
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That explosion created a magnitude-6.3 tremor, making it the most powerful weapon Pyongyang has ever tested.
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The explosion created a magnitude 6.3 tremor, making it the most powerful weapon Pyongyang has ever tested.
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She's dealing with a gamut of symptoms including nausea, fatigue, insomnia, a tremor, palpitations, and brain fog.
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The initial tremor was followed by a series of strong aftershocks, including one measured at magnitude 6.1.
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Seismologists are still recording hundreds of aftershocks - some 2,000 have rattled the region since the initial tremor.
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But on Wednesday a deadly tremor struck, killing at least 73 people and flattening hundreds of buildings.
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After one such tremor, the new Elliot falls and hits his head on his radiator, paralyzing him.
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Trump was briefed on the earthquakes, including Tuesday's bigger tremor, according to White House spokesman Judd Deere.
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The tremor triggered a tsunami that hit beaches in the cities of Palu and Donggala, officials said.
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The tremor made residents nauseous, caused lamps to swing and led people to dash into the streets.
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The explosion created a magnitude-6.3 tremor, making it the most powerful weapon Pyongyang has ever tested.
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In a follow-up study at age 11, the researchers observed increased odds of mild to moderate tremor.
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The tremor at Pavlof remains high, which without direct view of the volcano, suggests the eruption is ongoing.
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Believe it: Every tremor of kindness might erupt in a miracle on the other side of the world.
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It often starts with a small tremor in the hand or muscle stiffness and gets worse over time.
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Evidence suggests that he's suffered brain damage, having exhibited a tremor, deficient motor skills and problems with memory.
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"Bill," an employee at Walmart, had been suffering from mild neck pain and a tremor in his hands.
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All the miners trapped after the tremor had now been accounted for, the company said in a statement.
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Well actually given the persistent tremor in my right hand I would never attempt any kind of surgery.
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It came on the same date as a 1985 tremor that killed thousands and still resonates in Mexico.
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The magnitude 6.1 tremor struck 12 miles southeast of the town of Matias Romero just before 8 a.m.
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The epicenter of the tremor was 1,500 meters below the surface, with a magnitude of 3.4, PAP reported.
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Essential Tremor is a neurological movement disorder characterized by involuntary and rhythmic shaking, according to the company's website.
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So some of these songs channel that energy – a release, a full-body tremor – without being explicitly sexual.
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It was followed by a tremor that shook the entire northern part of the country, on May 29.
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It often begins with a small tremor in the hand or muscle stiffness and gets worse over time.
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At least 162 people were left injured following the tremor, 94 severely according to the Indonesian Red Cross.
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A surprise is scallop with black salt, the hue from activated charcoal, with its distant tremor of smoke.
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There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage from the tremor, which had a magnitude of 7.3.
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If a customer with a once-steady hand develops a tremor, her automobile insurance company might get worried.
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He also said the magnitude of the tremor suggested it was not a test of a hydrogen device.
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The quakes intensified, culminating in a tremor measuring 6.0 magnitude that was followed by a series of aftershocks.
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He guessed it was harmless, a familial tremor maybe, but he didn't want to think about it now.
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All of these behaviors are what experts call "unvoluntary," as opposed to an involuntary muscle twitch or tremor.
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The report cited the USGS as saying the first tremor occurred at around 12 noon North Korea time.
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Then, one morning, when the son picked up the pen, he noticed a slight tremor in his hand.
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Those are a regular sight in Japan, training schoolchildren to duck under tables and ride out the tremor.
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But this time, he suggests the latest leg down is an early tremor of the pain that lies ahead.
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"Essential tremor is a condition where one of the symptoms is wobbly handwriting," Walch told The Verge over email.
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There have been 62 aftershocks since the initial quake, Nieto said, warning that another large tremor could still hit.
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Since the 1985 earthquake, most of the city takes parts in emergency drills in preparation for another powerful tremor.
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No. She felt the shame of that answer like an underground tremor, unseen, easily denied to everyone but herself.
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It's made up of four creamy pounds of Humboldt Fog and Truffle Tremor goat cheeses and decorated with succulents.
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The quake's epicenter was in northern Nagano prefecture in central Japan, and tremor occurred at around 10:29 a.m.
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Given that Parliament seats 650 MPs, their resignation to create a new Independent Group might seem a minor tremor.
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The 163 magnitude tremor was one of the largest in New Zealand and went on for approximately 30 seconds.
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Two miners were rescued on Saturday after the tremor caused part of the tunnel where they worked to collapse.
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Medical experts have played down speculation about what Merkel's ailment is, saying there are multiple potential causes of tremor.
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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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The tremor was the latest in a string of at least three shocks to be observed since Pyongyang's Sept.
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The blast created an initial 6.3-magnitude tremor, caused a series of aftershocks and reportedly an on-site collapse.
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Monday's tremor prompted operator NAM to propose halting production at six points at Groningen and lowering its overall production.
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When North Korea conducted its sixth nuclear test last September deep underground, the explosion created a magnitude 6.3 tremor.
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Almost 300 people were killed and thousands left homeless by a powerful tremor that hit central Italy on Aug.
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It had a tremor that I recognized as sincerity, and it was this sincerity that told me to beware.
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When the second tremor hit, I was in Udine's city center, stuck in traffic in my FIAT 500 Cabrio.
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Lognonné said he expected InSight to eventually detect quakes 50 to 100 times larger than the April 6 tremor.
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The eruption has also been setting off earthquakes, including a 5.5-magnitude tremor early Tuesday morning at Kilauea's summit.
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Recent quakes may have triggered a tectonic tremor there, but researchers do not know if significant energy was released.
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The undulation suggests that a wind is blowing through the marks, or that a tremor is rippling the ground.
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Taiwan: A strong earthquake struck the island's east coast on Thursday, rekindling memories of a deadly tremor last year.
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Opinionated, contrarian and at times withdrawn, Mr. DeVita struggled with a lifelong tremor, which could cause him to flinch.
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The United States Geological Survey estimated that the tremor set off by the blast, detected at 12:36 p.m.
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China's Earthquake Administration said the quake was not a nuclear explosion and had the characteristics of a natural tremor.
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"The Tremor of Forgery," Patricia Highsmith I could pick almost any of her novels — "Deep Water" would be another.
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She welcomes the distraction from the tremor she feels seeping out of Aster and sinking into her own skin.
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"Trump is a tremor compared to the earthquake coming," wrote Operation Save America's director in a recent leadership report.
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Several aftershocks, including a magnitude 25 tremor about 27.7 miles southeast of the Cayman Islands at 23:29 p.m.
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The Kandilli observatory - which initially said the tremor measured 6.5 magnitude - said it took place 8 kilometers (5 miles) underground.
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The tremor was powerful enough to be felt on the neighboring island of Bali where, BNPB said, two people died.
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Britain's regulatory system calls for any fracking to be paused if any tremor of magnitude 0.5 or above is detected.
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According to the United States Geological Survey, the tremor was centered about 27 kilometers (16.8 miles) south-southeast of Muisne.
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British media had reported earlier that the tremor was "the largest (to be) detected" at UK's only active fracking site.
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Eight and a half minutes later, there was another tremor, likely caused by the implosion of the tunnel or cavity.
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A "huge tremor" was felt in the vicinity when it hit, CGTN, a network operated by CCTV, wrote on Twitter.
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Witnesses in Bagan, central Myanmar, said some tourists left their hotel rooms and stood outside when they felt the tremor.
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Tuesday's massive quake struck on the anniversary of the deadly 1985 tremor that killed some 5,000 people in Mexico City.
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"The tremor is annoying when I'm out at a restaurant with friends and my meds are wearing off," Schulman said.
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The tremor, initially reported as a magnitude 6.2 before it was revised downward, was followed by dozens of smaller aftershocks.
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Rita Shrestha, a 49-year-old housewife whose house was damaged in the tremor, rued the slow pace of reconstruction.
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The eruption comes after hundreds of earthquakes, including a magnitude-5.0 tremor, shook the east side of the Big Island.
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When Nepal was hit with a powerful earthquake the tremor shattered lives, landmarks and the very landscape of the country.
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Eric Wiebes made the comment following a magnitude 3.4 tremor earlier on Monday that was the largest in recent years.
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But soon afterward, a chronic facial tremor resulting from the injury put an end to his life as a trombonist.
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In his question-and-answer session, hardly anyone could speak to him without a tremor in his or her voice.
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Who lies at the center Of your body, makes the tremor of unknowing In the purple wing and rib cage?
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The 7.8 tremor, that some locals describe as feeling like an underground wave, caused the pier's bricks to fall out.
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That's potentially a problem if the customer's bank, which detected the tremor through its security software, is also her insurer.
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The tremor, with a magnitude of 3.6-3.8, hit some 32 kilometers east of Athens and struck around 0813 GMT.
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More concerning was the longstanding tremor in his hands, which was starting to make it difficult to steady a pen.
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Both are well versed in the language of psychology and self-care, and "Tremor" is partly about healing and forgiveness.
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The wave form signal for an explosion and an earthquake are different, allowing geologists to distinguish a man-made tremor.
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He has an unstoppable tremor in his right hand, but when provoked he can still boom with Old Testament fury.
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Like a tremor in the Force, the division stirred by "The Last Jedi" created friction in the "Star Wars" universe.
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Several strong aftershocks were recorded after the main tremor, the strongest a magnitude 5.7 centered north of General Santos City.
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In 2016, eight miners died after a tremor caused rockfalls deep underground at the mine, which is Europe's largest copper mine.
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The tremor was centered 27 kilometers (16.8 miles) southeast of the coastal town of Muisne, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Tainan residents said the tremor had felt considerably stronger than any they could remember on this island where earthquakes are frequent.
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Thirty three people have been confirmed dead in Saturday's quake and nine in the smaller tremor just over 24 hours earlier.
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Taptica bought Tremor Video's Demand-Side Platform in August to push into the United States and Japan-based Adinnovation in July.
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The tremor, with a magnitude of around 5.5, struck 33km (21 miles) north of the city, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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The tremor was one of the strongest to batter Haiti since the 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck near the capital in 2010.
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It's all utterly banal — except for the slight tremor in his right hand, and the fact that his cough has vanished.
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" Elias now notices Ibsen's parenthetical stage direction—that Dr. Relling should ask the question "with a slight tremor in his voice.
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State emergency officials said they had no reports of damage, but locals in Kaktovik said the tremor did not pass unnoticed.
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Sarah, it sounds exactly like a tiny man with a tremor is opening up a can of soup inside the gun.
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The team of doctors, engineers and designers came up with a way to mimic the feeling of having a Parkinson's tremor.
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Fears ran high on Wednesday evening when it was reported that the tremor had measured 22004 and authorities issued tsunami alerts.
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The quake, whose depth was 12.8 miles, occurred just hours after a 6.4 tremor 46 miles east of the Loyalty Islands.
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When my father was in his fifties, he developed a tremor in his right hand, the onset of early Parkinson's disease.
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It's tempting to dismiss this move as another tremor from the Trump election earthquake with a falling dollar the transmission mechanism.
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The last major tremor on the Hayward Fault was a magnitude-6.8 event that happened in 1868 -- exactly 150 years ago.
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The tremor, which was centered in the southwestern state of Guerrero, was felt lightly in Mexico City shortly after 9 a.m.
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"If Berkeley was a tremor, Philadelphia is an earthquake, and we expect there will be more earthquakes going forward," Wolfson said.
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Now, as Gereon considers Anno's ideas again, his PTSD-related tremor is back and he is brokenhearted over Helga's new relationship.
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But when it comes to food, most parents tremor before their kids and submit to the bland tyranny of the nugget.
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He thought the tremor his dog had noticed was one of the small jolts people regularly experience in earthquake-prone Iran.
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Marketing firm Tremor International Ltd said on Monday it agreed to buy video advertising firm Unruly from Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.
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An early tremor came in 2008, in the person of Sarah Palin, who endorsed Trump before almost any other top Republican.
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It was the most powerful tremor to shake the region in two decades, but no one appeared to be seriously injured.
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It also said at the time that over the previous weeks, the volcanic tremor had increased from weak to moderate strength.
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The Balkan country was jolted by 272 aftershocks after the main tremor, two of them of magnitude 213, testing strained nerves.
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The Balkan country was jolted by 100 aftershocks after the big tremor, two of them of magnitude 5, testing strained nerves.
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Three quakes of 4.9 and larger magnitudes were recorded up to three hours before the tremor near Palu, the USGS said.
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The largest tremor triggered a tsunami that sent waves of "about three meters high" to the beaches of Palu and Donggala.
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A strong earthquake shook Taiwan on Thursday afternoon, rekindling memories of a deadly tremor that hit the island a year ago.
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That day, seismographs all over the world registered a very low-frequency tremor, a strange grumble that lasted for around 30 minutes.
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However, according to the report from the Alaska Volcano Observatory, at ~22013:22014 pm (local time), tremor at the volcano sharply increased.
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At the 2000-microgram mark, an adult may experience an increased risk of hypertension (high blood pressure) and a tremor, she added.
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A TREMOR of magnitude 4.5 shook central Italy on November 29th, rattling areas that had been devastated by heavier quakes weeks earlier.
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"The quake did last for some time," said Mark Ghilarducci, director of the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services, about Friday's tremor.
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They monitored intermittent quakes between December 2014 and March 2015, including a magnitude 3.9 tremor that took place on January 23, 2015.
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Three people died in Oaxaca during Saturday's tremor, including a man who was attacked by a swarm of wild bees, authorities said.
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The announcement from Pyongyang came after an explosion and earthquake-like tremor were detected near North Korea's Punggye-ri nuclear testing site.
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In short, "The statistics of these acoustic events is shown to correlate with that of tremor," the authors concluded in their paper.
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A senior official at the Defense Ministry later told reporters that it had concluded that a nuclear detonation had caused the tremor.
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We have a feeling, call it a tremor in the Force, that Baby Yoda will be there for much of the ride.
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A 7.3 magnitude tremor struck early on Saturday morning, killing at least 32 people, injuring about 1,000 more and causing widespread damage.
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By destroying or disrupting certain tissues in the brain, focused ultrasound kills abnormal cells and breaks the brain circuits causing the tremor.
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For example, two patients may have very similar checkbox lists: generalized weakness, weight loss, anxiousness, poor sleep, mild tremor of the hands.
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It was the second major tremor in the same area in just over 12 hours and the third in the past month.
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The U.S. Geological Survey put the magnitude of the tremor at 6.7, with its epicenter off the Turkish coastal city of Marmaris.
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In 2016, eight miners died after a tremor caused rockfalls deep underground at the same mine, which is Europe's largest copper mine.
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Monday's 3.4 tremor was the largest in years and prompted NAM to propose a cut in production, without naming a specific level.
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Quetzaltenango, Guatemala's second-largest city, which was beginning to recover from a tremor in June, had more damage to its historic center.
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Sometimes the hymns are sung low and throbbing like an earth tremor and sometimes they emerge strained and agonized, screeching and searching.
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Karam's play might almost qualify as deep-delving reportage, so clearly does it illuminate the current, tremor-ridden landscape of contemporary America.
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Still, it's not the actors' fault that "Tremor," with its tension-ratcheting sound design (by Sam Jones), is ultimately too heavy-handed.
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The tremor in June was "a warning shot across the bow," said Bill Smead, the founder of Smead Capital Management in Seattle.
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Aftershocks continued to be felt in central Iraq an hour after the initial tremor, prompting residents to exit buildings in a hurry.
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"The people who entered the middle class are hanging on by their fingernails, any economic tremor could push them out," Kuczynski said.
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A series of aftershock quakes were reported in the aftermath of the quake, including a 5.8 magnitude tremor just 12 minutes later.
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The shaking of the 7.5-magnitude tremor was "severe" and the likely damage following the quake "moderate to heavy," the USGS said.
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If the Tuesday election was something less than an earthquake, it may have sent a more modest tremor through the political landscape.
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An eruption began last week and was followed by a low-frequency tremor signal, according to the Smithsonian Institution's Global Volcanism Program.
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Hatfield said the latest restrictions were in the works long before Saturday's quake, and weren't a "knee-jerk" response to the weekend tremor.
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In a nutshell, the simulation platform offers the researchers a space where they can shake Tokyo in many different magnitudes and tremor styles.
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Victor Sardina, a geophysicist in Honolulu, Hawaii, told CNN that the latest quake was about 2231 times more powerful than Thursday's deadly tremor.
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Minutes after the tremor was detected, South Korea's government said it believed North Korea had conducted a nuclear test, Yonhap News Agency reported.
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Both the U.S. and South Korea have said the nuclear test "doesn't appear to be hydrogen-based," based the intensity of that tremor.
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It is the third earth tremor in a week at the Preston New Road site in Lancashire, where activities only resumed on Aug.
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Those who had escaped the initial tremor fled again, and rescue workers had to put down tools to make sure others were safe.
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Even so, the result amounts to a political tremor that was much predicted, though perhaps not the Big One that some had expected.
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But the whole world is watching Italy's constitutional referendum Sunday to see if it could cause the next Brexit-like tremor for markets.
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The tremor also damaged the facade of a church in the town of Plaisance and a house next door collapsed, the paper said.
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It primarily affects a patient's movement, often starting with a small tremor in the hand or muscle stiffness and getting worse over time.
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Peru's official geophysics institute said it registered two aftershocks of 6.06 and 6.6 magnitude in the 30 minutes that followed the first tremor.
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The U.S. Geological Survey had earlier reported the tremor had a magnitude of 6.6 and was registered at 33 km (20 miles) deep.
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Government research unit GNS Science said the overnight tremor appeared to have been two simultaneous quakes which together lasted more than two minutes.
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The initial magnitude 2000 tremor struck 11 km (7 miles) east of the city of Kumamoto, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
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I have a slight tremor in my right hand, my posture is becoming more stooped and I have a diminished sense of smell.
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Chinese geologists claimed in a study the cavity caused by last September's nuclear test collapsed shortly after the detonation, causing a powerful tremor.
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Eastern time Saturday, tying a record set in 2011 for the strongest such tremor in Oklahoma history, according to the National Weather Service.
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A geophysicist with the Survey told The Associated Press that the latest earthquake was an aftershock of the 8.1 tremor earlier this month.
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Markowski had said earlier that it was the first time in KGHM's history that such a distant tremor had caused such extensive damage.
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The initial magnitude 27267 tremor struck 0003 km (2000 miles) east of the city of Kumamoto, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
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Ms. Stone handles the scene exactly right, letting you see the tremor of indignation while keeping righteousness in view yet also in check.
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The tremor also damaged the facade of a church in the town of Plaisance, and a house next door collapsed, the paper said.
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"I'm not scared of the tremor," said Mara González, 46, who left Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria and returned just six months ago.
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The tremor hit at a depth of 96 km (60 miles), about 67 km (42 miles) south of the provincial capital of Khorugh.
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The July quake killed about 15 people, while more than 400 people died in the wake of the August 5 tremor, officials said.
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The most recent major quake was a 6.9 magnitude tremor centered just 4 kilometers south of Belanting, on the Indonesian island of Lombok.
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This is the second: Born left handed, with a benign Essential Tremor, gestural freedom and control, are important parts of my drawing process.
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The administration said the epicentre of the tremor was in Ngawa prefecture, largely populated by ethnic Tibetans, many of whom are nomadic herders.
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Earthquake in Albania: At least 13 people were killed and hundreds injured today in the strongest tremor to hit the country in decades.
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A 7.3 magnitude tremor struck Kumamoto province early on Saturday, killing at least 32 people, injuring about a thousand and causing widespread damage.
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That quake struck in the early morning hours of October 16, 1999 and people from Southern California to Arizona and Nevada felt the tremor.
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A South Korean government official said the tremor was suspected to be the fifth nuclear test by North Korea, the Yonhap news agency reported.
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Or a patient has "horrible blood pressure fluctuations," Wright said, and no obvious tremor or rigidity symptoms, so a doctor suspects a heart condition.
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The tremor was one of the strongest to batter Haiti since the 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck near the capital, Port-au-Prince, in 2010.
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Ali takes Artane, which helps with tremor and muscular stiffness, and levodopa, a replacement for dopamine, the neurotransmitter that is missing in Parkinson's disease.
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The mayor of the town of Pieve Torina, which was hit hard by the 2016 quake, reported that Tuesday's tremor had caused some damage.
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Those who had escaped the first tremor fled again, and rescue workers had to put down tools to make sure those around were safe.
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Scores of aftershocks have hampered rescue efforts and rattled nervous villagers over the past two days, including a 6.0 tremor just before 23 p.m.
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It quickly became apparent that this low-frequency tremor took place in the midst of a complex sequence of other, more "ordinary" seismic shakes.
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Sage is also evaluating the drug for use in super refractory status epilepticus (SRSE), a life-threatening seizure disorder, as well as essential tremor.
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The USGS said the tremor was very shallow - only 4.3 miles (7 km) deep - and centered 11 miles (17.7 km) southeast of Fern Forest.
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But a noninvasive treatment option that uses focused ultrasound to mitigate the effects of essential tremor is slowly making its way into hospitals worldwide.
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A magnitude-5.8 earthquake hit western Montana early on Thursday, the U.S. Geological Survey reported, and people felt the tremor hundreds of miles away.
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The death toll from Tuesday's quake, which struck the capital and nearby states on the anniversary of a devastating 1985 tremor, has reached 230.
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KGHM Polska Miedz initially reported 14 miners missing after the tremor hit the mine early on Tuesday afternoon, 770 meters below the earth's surface.
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It begins in near-silence, with faint bass-drum rolls, a tremor of gong, fingernail scratches on drumskins, and breathy noises from the strings.
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Still, a tremor so faint in Southern California would be virtually lost among the dozens of small seismic crackles that occur there every day.
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Scores of aftershocks have hampered rescue efforts and rattled nervous villagers over the past two days, including a 6.0 tremor just before 1 p.m.
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My father reaches for a napkin, extending his hand: the speckled, liver-spotted skin, the carefully clipped nails, the tremor more pronounced this morning.
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MANILA — The Philippines was hit by a powerful earthquake on Tuesday afternoon, a day after a deadly tremor hit the north of the country.
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São Miguel is also home to a burgeoning art and music scene — the annual Tremor festival brings experimental bands and performance troupes every spring.
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The tremor from the impact and explosion was so strong that it shook the ground and knocked decorative objects off her shelves, she said.
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A 2100-magnitude quake struck five miles off the southwestern coast before dawn, the strongest tremor yet in a week of heavy seismic activity.
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For sending a little tremor through the real estate market, still sky-high, which has made developers so very rich for so very long?
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Shortly after the tremor hit, Pakistan's military dispatched troops and medical teams to the quake-affected area to assist civilian authorities in helping victims.
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The shaking of the 7.5-magnitude tremor was "severe" and the likely damage following the quake was considered "moderate to heavy," the USGS said.
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Albert Simaela, a disaster agency official in Ambon, said people fled from areas near the ocean, fearing a tsunami, shortly after the first tremor.
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Mexico was still recovering from another powerful tremor that killed nearly 100 people in the south of the country less than two weeks ago.
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There were different initial estimates of the preliminary magnitude of the tremor, which was centered between Kos and the nearby Aegean coast of Turkey.
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Nostalgia seems to almost hit a dopamine trigger in our brains, flooding our bodies with the sweetness and rush and tremor of good times past.
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Though area residents are used to earthquakes, the tremor last Friday night swayed buildings and cracked streets and foundations, sending terrified locals into the streets.
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The quake, which has left some areas without power and communications, came just seven days after another deadly tremor jolted the island, killing 17 people.
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Almost 3 million people have been left without power after the tremor shut down the area's largest thermal power plant, according to Japan's industry ministry.
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Go deeper: Trump's "reality tremor" as Mueller fallout piles up What we now know about Trump and Russia Mueller's breadcrumbs suggest he has the goods
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Southern California was rocked by a magnitude-7.1 earthquake late Friday night, just a day after the region experienced its strongest tremor in 20 years.
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The quake, which has left some areas without power and communications, came just seven days after another deadly tremor jolted the island, killing 63 people.
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On September 3rd, 2017, the CTBTO's network of sensors registered a massive tremor that started about 400 miles northeast of Pyongyang, North Korea's capital city.
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It estimates that a big tremor combined with a tsunami could claim 238.3,216 lives and cost $215bn in damage and lost output in Oregon alone.
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The tremor came after Guatemala's Fuego volcano violently erupted on Sunday, killing at least 38 people and injuring about 300, according to preliminary government figures.
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The tremor hit in the rugged, heavily forested Southern Highlands about 560 km (350 miles) northwest of the capital, Port Moresby, at around 3.45 a.m.
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However, most of Norcia's homes appeared to have withstood the prolonged tremor, with residents praising years of investment by local authorities in anti-seismic protection.
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A loud thud was heard in the control room where we were standing, the lights dimmed briefly, and a tremor was felt in the floor.
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The night's patient of the week is a man, played by Wilmer Valderrama, dealing with an MS hand tremor that's interfering with his guitar career.
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Okpokwasili cited one of her performances that included a 30-minute tremor, an extended gesture of pain to be endured by both dancer and audience.
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The first tremor felt oddly familiar, he said, but not all that menacing: Jackie, a black guard dog, had already been barking for an hour.
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One of the earthquakes reached a magnitude of 6.9, making it the largest tremor to hit Hawaii in more than four decades, USA Today reported.
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George-Ilias Belidis, a resident of Tirana, a city of 900,000, was sleeping in his apartment when the powerful, seemingly interminable tremor jolted him awake.
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The USGS sent out the alert about a 222-magnitude tremor near Santa Barbara on Wednesday afternoon — but turns out it was a false alarm.
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While New Zealand is accustomed to earthquakes, few have been as devastating as that tremor, which killed 185 people, injured 6,000 and damaged 170,000 buildings.
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The regime's test on Sunday triggered a magnitude 6.3 tremor and was more powerful than the bombs dropped by the U.S. on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Within minutes William's family is on its lonely road, an exodus that — underlined by the image of the colony gates closing — instills a tremor of anxiety.
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The first tremor measured magnitude 5.4, causing many people to flee their homes and the second was stronger at 6.1, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Earlier KGHM spokesperson Anna Osadczuk told Reuters the miners were missing after the tremor hit the mine early this afternoon 770 meters under the earth's surface.
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And 23 patients had corticobasal degeneration, which causes decreased movement on one side of the body, muscle rigidity, tremor and a disconnection between thought and action.
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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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Mexico's Institute of Geological and Atmospheric Research recorded a tremor at the exact moment Mexico scored a goal against the defending champions (and my team) Germany.
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Engineers will inspect nearby bridges after any quake larger than that, with the area under scrutiny determined by the size of the tremor, the department said.
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There were no immediate reports of casualties, according to mayors and administrators of districts at and around the epicenter of the tremor, speaking on broadcaster NTV.
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But the inconceivable—a real disaster—came just two hours later, when a tremor began to shake the city like some kind of awful cosmic joke.
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Ong described the moment a 71-year-old woman tried the device for the first time who had suffered from Essential Tremor for about 40 years.
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It was a deep tremor, 69 km (43 miles) below the seabed, and was not expected to cause a tsunami, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said.
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North Korea's September nuclear test caused a 6.3-magnitude tremor and was believed to have resulted in serious environmental impact, potentially damaging parts of the complex.
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Earlier on Wednesday KGHM officials said the tremor had killed five miners and that rescuers had been looking for three other trapped elsewhere in the mine.
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The eruption occurred after a series of earthquakes on the island over the last couple of days, including a 5.0 tremor at about 13:30 a.m.
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You can be happy, but you have to be happy and gain weight, or happy but you can't have orgasms, or happy and have a tremor.
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The tremor was created by the collision of two black holes located over one billion light years away in the general direction of the Magellanic Cloud.
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Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response—ASMR—is that special tremor you get as a reaction to some touch, sound, or movement that your brain finds especially pleasing.
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"People in south Lombok felt the earthquake like a tremor — there was a little bit of shock, and then everything went back to normal," he said.
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There are a number of disturbing parallels between Sudan and Nigeria, not the least sobering of which is each country's tremor-prone path to genuine democracy.
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A secondary tremor detected after that test could have been caused by the collapse of a tunnel at the mountainous site, experts said at the time.
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When a tremor wobbles the ground underneath your feet, it's easy to keep your head down, keep typing, do whatever it is you were already doing.
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Advertising technology firms such as TubeMogul, Rocket Fuel Inc and Tremor Video Inc face fierce competition from online advertising giants Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google.
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SEIS has been picking up minute vibrations caused by windy weather since it was first deployed on Mars, but the tremor on April 6 was different.
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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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It was the last chance Dumanis had to keep Esteban Nunez behind bars and repair the damage from what she considered a tremor shaking the entire system.
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A powerful tremor — a suspected nuclear weapons test — was detected early Sunday in North Korea hours after the country's leadership claimed to have developed a hydrogen bomb.
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Anna Romero, a doctor staying at a hotel near the town of Luganville on Santo told Reuters she felt the tremor, but saw no signs of damage.
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If any of the eight sensors at the site detects a tremor with a magnitude of 0.5 or higher on the Richter scale, drilling has to stop.
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Squigglish was born out of code adapted from a previous hackathon in which Walch and PhD student Matt Jacobs tried to use math to correct essential tremor.
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Taptica sees value in U.S.-based internet TV provider YuMe, owned by RhythmOne, working alongside Taptica's Tremor Video, a platform which matches advertisers with their desired audiences.
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The tremor caused the ceiling of a church to collapse and it slightly damaged several houses, a government building and a public market, according to disaster officials.
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These orderly, dramatic scenes would come appointed with the usual novelistic conveniences—dialogue, authorial stage directions ("with a slight tremor in his voice"), rising and falling action.
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University-affiliated medical systems, such as the Mayo Clinic, are currently using it, and more than 1,000 patients with essential tremor around the world have been treated.
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Also, a focused ultrasound treatment could cost three to four times less than some of the conventional procedures in use today for treating conditions like essential tremor.
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And while the FDA has approved Insightec's system for treating essential tremor, it has not given its approval to use the system in patients with Parkinson's disease.
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In an average year, Oklahoma has historically had fewer than two quakes of magnitude 33 or greater — roughly the level at which a tremor can be felt.
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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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A year and a half later, when my mood had stabilized (I still had a tremor and memory problems), I met a man named Scott through OkCupid.
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The locations of the homes of the patients were closely correlated with the intensity of the tremor; in almost every case, the patients lived near the epicenter.
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Hundreds of houses, many made of adobe, collapsed as the tremor downed electrical distribution and phone lines in several towns, the National Civil Defense Institute (Indeci) said.
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Bradykinesia (a medical term for slowed movement) and tremor (the shaking that can be so prominent in Parkinson's) are two of the most important symptoms of the disease.
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The quake was apparently stronger than a devastating 1433 tremor that flattened swathes of Mexico City and killed thousands, but this time damage to the city was limited.
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The place is steeped in mystery and intrigue: One legend claims that the entire building tilted after an earthquake in 1905, and righted itself with a subsequent tremor.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British shale gas company Cuadrilla has paused fracking at its Preston New Road site in Lancashire, northwest England, due to an earth tremor late on Wednesday.
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On Friday night, Southern California was rocked by a 7.1 magnitude earthquake — a quake that came 24 hours after the region had its strongest tremor in 20 years.
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Japanese and South Korean officials said that tremor was about 10 times more powerful than the one picked up after the nation's last nuclear test a year ago.
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The hospital treated and immediately discharged 52 people who had been lightly injured in the tremor, and it admitted just 13 people, Dr. Hung said in an interview.
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Thousands of homes were damaged or destroyed in the quake, which followed another major tremor in the southwest of Mexico two weeks earlier that displaced thousands of people.
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Image: USGSThe quake—the third 5.0-plus tremor to hit the region this year—struck at 7:44pm local time at a depth of 3 miles (5.03 km).
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I also developed a tremor, likely a side effect from one of the medications, that made it hard for me to take timed standardized tests that required handwriting.
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The quake, around 100 km (60 miles) southwest of Suchiate in the state of Chiapas, was originally registered as a magnitude 5.9 tremor by the U.S. Geological Service.
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Nuclear blasts can be picked up by the same sensors that measure earthquakes, and seismologists could tell immediately that whatever created the tremor on September 13rd was big.
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The coastal region has been hit by a series of quakes since the April 7.8 tremor that killed more than 650 people, the nation's strongest quake in decades.
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Ten years ago to the day, BNP Paribas closed three bond funds in what turned out to be the first global tremor of the financial calamity to come.
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There are, for example, some commonly accepted ideas that one of the first signs of dementia is memory loss, or with Parkinson's Disease there will be a tremor.
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It followed an 8.1 magnitude tremor that rattled poorer southern states, including Oaxaca and Chiapas, earlier this month, leaving about 100 dead and millions in need of aid.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British shale gas company Cuadrilla said it has paused fracking at its Preston New Road site in Lancashire, northwest England, after a small tremor was detected.
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A 2000 magnitude tremor struck early on Saturday morning, killing at least 210 people, injuring about a thousand more and causing widespread damage to houses, roads and bridges.
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This same feeling of foreboding overwhelms a 60-year-old woman diagnosed with essential tremor — a condition marked by uncontrollable shaking that affects more than 85033 million Americans.
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The magnitude-5.1 tremor felt after the test was the same as the one felt in February 2013, when North Korea set off a less-powerful plutonium weapon.
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Iran has so far declined offers of foreign assistance to deal with the aftermath of the tremor, which officials said damaged 313,000 homes and completely destroyed two villages.
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So when Thiel told this unfamiliar crowd that he was a proud gay man, as well as an American and a Republican, there was a barely perceptible tremor.
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The sounds are emitted typically a week before an earthquake occurs, so deciphering them would allow scientists to pinpoint the timing of a tremor, the research paper said.
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Now comes proof that the groundswell is more than just a passing tremor: Two of the country's largest craft brewers are making their own versions of the style.
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So when the China Earthquake Administration reported a 3.4-magnitude tremor on Saturday afternoon and attributed it to a "suspected explosion," the news immediately set off alarm bells.
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Only when a stranger enters with information that would rock her assumptions if they proved to be true does Ms. Atkins let a faint tremor cross her brow.
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Japanese and South Korean officials said the tremor was about 10 times more powerful than the one picked up after North Korea's previous nuclear test a year ago.
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"I think they just dropped a bomb on Port-au-Prince," is what Francoise Chandler, a local UNICEF communications officer, told her daughter after the first tremor struck.
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Three hours after the main tremor, a strong aftershock rocked the city, which is known for its colourful mix of architecture from its Ottoman, Fascist and Soviet past.
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Recep Kutuk, a 37-year-old civil servant, said he experienced two major earthquakes in the region in 1999 and this had made him sensitive to any tremor.
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Three hours after the main tremor, a strong aftershock rocked the city, which is known for its colorful mix of architecture from its Ottoman, Fascist and Soviet past.
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The United States Geological Survey reported a 4.2 magnitude tremor in North Hamgyong Province, the northernmost North Korean territory and one of four provinces spanning the Chinese border.
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ConocoPhillips, operator of the Darwin LNG (liquefied natural gas) plant, and Inpex, operator of Ichthys LNG onshore facilities, both said their sites were operating normally following the tremor.
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The lives of many villagers at the epicenter of a quake were spared because they had been terrified by a smaller tremor that hit earlier and had run outside.
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The Icelandic Meteorological Office is reporting no tremor recorded currently at Katla, which suggests that at least for the moment, no magma is making its way to the surface.
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In 21992 Mr Xi sent a tremor across the strait when he told Vincent Siew, Taiwan's vice-president, that their conflict "cannot be passed on from generation to generation".
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North Korea's sixth nuclear test triggered a 5.7 magnitude tremor in the northeast part of the country, which the state later said was the detonation of a hydrogen bomb.
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The tremor is the third recorded at the Lancashire site over a 0.5 magnitude limit, set by the government, since the company restarted fracking for natural gas on Oct.
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"We felt quite heavy shaking for about 21975 seconds and started to evacuate the building when there was another strong tremor," said Vincent Panzani of charity Save the Children.
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Wellington was a virtual ghost town with workers ordered to stay away while the city council assessed the risk to buildings, several of which were damaged by the tremor.
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Every three minutes, a tremor ripples through the western state, according to nearly a decade's worth of seismic data crunched by scientists at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech).
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All are former executives of the real estate development company that built Tainan's 17-story Weiguan Golden Dragon tower, which collapsed when the magnitude-6.4 tremor hit early Saturday.
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Wednesday's earthquakes caused more damage to already precarious structures in Amatrice, the town worst hit by the 6.2-magnitude tremor in August, officials said, but there were no injuries.
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ET Friday), 121,672 homes and businesses were without power in Tainan The tremor was centered about 48 kilometers (30 miles) east-southeast of Tainan, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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But "nobody expected a stronger quake would occur in such a short amount of time," said Supardi, who said he was praying in the mosque when the tremor hit.
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Punggye-ri is fewer than 100 miles (160 kilometers) away from China, and residents living along the border said they felt the powerful tremor caused by September's nuclear test.
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Local officials said reconstruction undertaken after that strong quake should mean there would not be casualties in the area, where some people still remain homeless following last year's tremor.
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The quake, initially measured at a magnitude 6.5, was followed by a series of aftershocks, the largest of which was a 6.0 tremor, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Cuadrilla first attempted to frack gas near Blackpool in the northwest of England in 2011, but the practice led to an earth tremor registering 2.3 on the Richter scale.
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PRI President Miguel De La Madrid led the country during a powerful 1985 quake, which killed thousands in Mexico City exactly 32 years to the day before Tuesday's tremor.
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To be clear, however, this event was exceptionally weak, and not the kind of tremor that would send objects tumbling off shelves if it were to happen on Earth.
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At least 2,500 people are sleeping in the streets or in their cars in Mexico City after Tuesday's 7.1 magnitude tremor collapsed dozens of buildings and damaged hundreds more.
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The killing this week of Nipsey Hussle, a rapper and advocate for the communities of South Los Angeles, sent a painful tremor throughout those neighborhoods and the music industry.
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A tremor detected Saturday near North Korea's underground nuclear-testing site raised fears of another detonation, but South Korean experts said it appeared to have been a natural earthquake.
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But no seismic tremor emanated on Saturday morning from the North's nuclear test site, where recent satellite photographs have shown what appeared to be preparations for an underground detonation.
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Iraqi state TV said there were no reports of significant damage or fatalities in Baghdad or the central provinces of Wasit and Diyala where the tremor was also felt.
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ROME (Reuters) - Firefighters pulled a dog alive from the rubble of Italy's strongest earthquake in decades and salvaged religious statues and paintings from churches that crumbled in Sunday's tremor.
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The host was diagnosed with Graves' disease, a condition in which the thyroid overproduces hormones resulting in anxiety, hand tremor, heat sensitivity, weight loss, puffy eyes, and and enlarged thyroid.
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LONDON, Aug 22 (Reuters) - British shale gas company Cuadrilla has paused fracking at its Preston New Road site in Lancashire, northwest England, due to an earth tremor late on Wednesday.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Two miners at a South African gold mine owned by Harmony Gold have died after they were trapped underground following an earth tremor, the company said on Sunday.
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Read more... By analyzing the types of seismic waves and the directions they traveled, seismologists were able to tell that the September 3rd tremor was caused by a nuclear blast.
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Cuadrilla said Monday's 1.1 magnitude tremor was way below anything that can be felt at the surface and a very long way from anything that would cause damage or harm.
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The tremor was one of the strongest to hit Haiti since a 7.0 magnitude quake struck near the capital, Port-au-Prince, in 2010, killing tens of thousands of people.
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Two strong earthquakes rocked a wide area of central Italy on Wednesday, striking fear among residents rattled by a deadly tremor in August, but there were no reports of casualties.
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Residents in the Australian town of Gladstone, Queensland, got a shock Monday evening when a fiery object lit up the night sky accompanied by a loud "boom" and a tremor.
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On March 11, 2011, a massive 9.0 earthquake struck off the east coast of Japan — the largest tremor known in the country and one of the five largest ever recorded.
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Tilray announced in the fall it will work with the University of California, San Diego to study whether cannabis can treat essential tremor, a neurological disorder that causes involuntary shaking.
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The tremor was 11 times the strength and five times bigger than Thursday's quake, making it the largest in the area in 20 years, according to the US Geological Survey.
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The company will work with the University of California San Diego's cannabis research center to study whether the drug can be effective in treating essential tremor, a neurological movement disorder.
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A 2000 magnitude tremor struck early on Saturday, killing at least 4003 people, a little more than 2400 hours after nine people died in another quake in the same area.
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Only one shale gas well near Blackpool, in Lancashire, has so far been fracked in Britain but was later abandoned when some of the work undertaken triggered an earth tremor.
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It was not immediately clear if the tremor was an aftershock from a powerful series of quakes last month that destroyed buildings in Mexico City and killed nearly 500 people.
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A matter of when, not if In the USGS's hypothetical earthquake disaster, about 800 people are killed and 33,000 injured when the tremor hits on the Hayward Fault at Oakland.
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Jean Paul Volchaert, who owns the Puncak Hotel on Lombok, told CNN that the area gets small earthquakes "every month or so" but Sunday's tremor was the worst he'd felt.
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The tremor was one of the strongest to hit Haiti since a 7.0-magnitude quake struck near the capital, Port-au-Prince, in 2010, killing tens of thousands of people.
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" A watchdog group, the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization, said that it was examining "unusual seismic activity" but that the tremor was "unlikely man-made.
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Friday's tremor that rocked the Kusasalethu mine, one of the world's deepest, with gold extracted at depths below 3 kilometers (1.8 miles), highlights the dangers of mining in South Africa.
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A resident of Tirana, George-Ilias Belidis, was sleeping in his apartment when a powerful, seemingly interminable tremor jolted him awake, and he said he thought his end had come.
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Fernandez said moments before the landslide residents felt a slight tremor and heard what sounded like thunder before mounds of soil and rock cascaded down the mountain on homes below.
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ROME, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Italy was hit by its strongest earthquake in decades on Sunday, when a 6.6 magnitude tremor brought down buildings in several towns in the central Apennines.
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"Considering the (strength of the) first most powerful tremor, the main seismic event, it is good news the aftershocks have been less powerful both in magnitude and intensity," Xhacka said.
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Ideally, seismometers and other instruments at the volcano would measure the small changes in volcanic tremor that can give the first hints of an eruption in the next days to minutes.
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The quake triggered landslides but officials said all the roads in the area remained open to traffic and that electricity had been restored in most of areas hit by the tremor.
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" The latest tremor suggests that the earthquake on Thursday was a foreshock, though USGS expert cautioned "that's not to say that the Earth can't produce a bigger earthquake still to follow.
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Last week's stunning court filings detonated what one official calls a "reality tremor" that has White House officials and key allies increasingly aware of President Trump's rising legal and political vulnerability.
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In recent years, the biggest quake to hit Chile was an 8.8 magnitude tremor that struck the central-southern region in 2010, triggering a tsunami and killing more than 500 people.
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Sunday's tremor was also felt in Kuwait and the Iraqi capital Baghdad as well as in Erbil in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region and other Iraqi provinces, but no damage was reported.
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Around 40 minutes after the first tremor, residents felt another strong quake, which the EMC rated magnitude 4.4, with an epicenter in the same region at the foot of Mount Parnitha.
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As well as the fatalities, the tremor also injured more than 6,000 people, made nearly 29,000 homeless, and caused an estimated $2 billion in damage, according to the government's latest tally.
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The survey was the first since the quake hit Mexico City and central states and a stronger tremor on September 7 that caused widespread destruction in the southern Oaxaca and Chiapas.
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The slight tremor in Relling's voice alerts him to a human connection that is, in some sense, outside the language of literary criticism, or at least outside the protocols of pedagogy.
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Not even those of us in South Korea saw what was coming on Friday morning until European monitors of seismological signals reported a tremor emanating from the Punggye-ri test site.
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The epicenter of Friday's tremor was just off the coast of Oaxaca state, in Mexico's southwest, and it struck at a depth of 59.5 kilometers (37 miles), according to the USGS.
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Scrolling through his feed, he saw the news: A 163 magnitude earthquake had struck 216 km (2000 miles) south of the city of Puebla, the tremor leveling buildings across the country.
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Diamba, a French tourist staying in the resort of Amed on Bali's east coast, said by text message that everyone in his hotel ran out of their rooms after the tremor.
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Lombok, just east of Bali, Indonesia's most famous tourist destination, has been rocked by a series of quakes and aftershocks since July 29, including the 6.9-magnitude tremor on Aug. 5.
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I have firsthand seen the look of uncertainty on the face of a rising singer diagnosed with vocal cord nodules or the face of a university professor diagnosed with vocal tremor.
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But the tremor and the terror in Mohammad Riyad's voice as he recalls what happened in the middle of the night in late February betrays the true reality of the situation.
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Image: USGSThe 26 magnitude tremor struck at 209:14pm local time, its epicenter located about 76 miles outside of Mexico city in the state of Pueblo, according to the US Geological Survey.
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But up there, under those bright lights looking out into a sea of blurry faces, I took a deep breath and let the first words of the poem tremor out of me.
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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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QUITO (Reuters) - Two earthquakes struck Ecuador's coast on Wednesday, leading to one death and light damage in the same region where a magnitude 7.8 tremor killed more than 650 people last month.
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The central bank has said it will need to revise its full-year projections for 2016 economic growth as a result of the tremor, but has not yet provided an updated figure.
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In addition to stabilizing the spoon so users can eat normally, the device also collects data on the frequency and other information about the tremor that can be shared with medical professionals.
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Capable of detecting oscillations that are 1,000 times smaller than the width of a proton, LIGO picked up an ancient tremor created by two black holes that merged 1.3 billion years ago.
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The ground beneath us is always moving, shrugging us off — not with a violent tremor, but in the steadiest, most predictable way imaginable: by pushing away from us, traveling forward in time.
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News Analysis LOS ANGELES — President Trump woke up here in the land of earthquakes on Wednesday morning, but he was 2,500 miles away from the tremor that was really shaking his party.
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But the reason for her coming, and the reason they broke up, emerge only gradually in Brad Birch's psychological thriller "Tremor," at 59E59 Theaters as part of the Brits Off Broadway festival.
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A powerful earthquake struck eastern Turkey on Friday, killing at least 18 people and collapsing buildings in affected towns near the center of the tremor, which was felt in several neighboring countries.
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Some trails are extravagantly well marked, the blazes ushering you around turns like a parade of unctuous footmen anticipating every tremor of uncertainty, but this one was marked only where strictly necessary.
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Tokunai said shortly after the tremor that villagers on islands closer to the epicenter and on the west coast of New Ireland reported the ocean receding, but no damaging waves or casualties.
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"A lot of time, people come in and say they or a family member has a tremor, and they believe it's Parkinson's disease," said Wright, who also was not involved in the study.
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Some smaller tremors in the sequence also had a similar signal, Ampuero added, so "perhaps they'll catch another one" like the big tremor and take it apart to see what it's made of.
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Designing buildings to be flexible enough to survive the violent side-to-side swaying that a tremor brings is therefore the priority—although, as Ecuador shows, the real difficulty is enforcing construction rules.
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When a powerful earthquake struck central Italy in August 2016, killing 300 people and destroying homes and churches, cultural heritage experts attended the first emergency planning meeting just 30 minutes after the tremor.
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In Howard Chizeck's lab at the University of Washington, researchers are working on an implanted device to administer deep-brain stimulation (DBS) in order to treat a common movement disorder called essential tremor.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - The final death toll of an earth tremor causing rockfalls deep underground in Europe's largest copper mine in southwestern Poland rose to eight miners, the mine's operator KGHM said on Wednesday.
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Last September's seismic eruption has left people frightened at the slightest tremor, and the tears in the faces of those who endured the last major quake were easy to spot on the streets.
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Nowhere had the tremor been felt deeper than in Europe; the German chancellor told Mr. Obama that she saw it as her duty to run for a fourth term because of Mr. Trump.
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While Soleimani's death is a major tremor, setting the stage for a more precarious and combustible Middle East in the foreseeable future, in the long term, without Soleimani, Iran's playbook is significantly downsized.
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One day, cautious as always, he slips or trips on the familiar grounds of his beautiful house, while far away on her flood plain Poppet notes a slight volcanic tremor in the Canaries.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - A 5.9 magnitude earthquake killed at least 10 people in Haiti on Saturday, officials said, after the tremor knocked down buildings in the north of the impoverished Caribbean country.
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David Hallberg, in the opening section called "Tremor," spun his body around and whipped an arm like a windmill; with twisted movements, alternatively hard and silky, he seemed trapped by a nervous mind.
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Italy's deadliest quake since the start of the 20th century came in 1908, when a tremor followed by a tsunami killed an estimated 80,000 people in the southern regions of Reggio Calabria and Sicily.
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About three-quarters of Lombok's north has been without electricity since Sunday, officials said, and aid workers are finding some hamlets hard to reach because bridges and roads were torn up by the tremor.
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She also recalled developing a tremor and having thousands of dollars worth of inconclusive and invasive tests to figure out what was causing it—eventually, it was determined to be linked to drug discontinuation.
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Its deadliest quake since the start of the 20th century came in 1908, when a tremor followed by a tsunami killed an estimated 80,000 people in the southern regions of Reggio Calabria and Sicily.
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Indonesian and Australian authorities called off their tsunami alerts within two hours of the 7.8 magnitude tremor, though it was still unclear if the quake had destroyed any buildings or killed people in Sumatra.
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Suspicions that Pyongyang had set off another nuclear device arose quickly on Friday after a tremor was reported near where previous tests have been carried out; actual earthquakes are rare on the Korean Peninsula.
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Kanchhi Tamang, who lost her home in the tremor, said she feared that her three young children would be forced to endure a second monsoon living in a shack on the outskirts of Kathmandu.
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The sound of it is not so much a sound as it is an action—a gathering tide, a firework just as it is about to mushroom with wild light, a tremor gaining force.
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On average, a quake is followed by an even stronger tremor only about 5% of the time, though it happens more frequently in areas with significant geothermal activity, like the Mojave, according to Michael.
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Lombok, just east of Bali, the southeast Asian country's most famous tourist destination, has been rocked by a series of quakes and aftershocks since July 29, including a 6.9-magnitude tremor on Aug. 5.
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USGS revised down the biggest tremor in the evening from magnitude 7.2 and estimated the depth at 20 km and the epicenter 4 km south of Belanting in the north east side of Lombok.
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The other tremor you felt was the dropping of a new Ron Chernow biography, "Grant," the story of the general turned president tasked with the ultimate political challenge, uniting a post-civil-war society.
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Jacqui Reid, a spokeswoman for Cuadrilla Resources, the company operating the site, said that Cuadrilla had halted the fracking after the tremor on Tuesday, but that it would proceed with the work, although cautiously.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Three miners died after a tremor on Monday at a Polish coal mine owned by mining group PGG, the company said, in the deadliest incident in the country's mining industry this year.
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European and Albanian search teams also pulled a dead body from the rubble of a hotel along Durres's beach on the Adriatic Sea as they continued looking for survivors of Tuesday's magnitude 6.4 tremor.
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Albania, which marked the 107th anniversary of its independence on Thursday, has not experienced a deadly earthquake since 40 died in a tremor in 2.23, and the country is poorly prepared for such disasters.
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Tremor activity at New Zealand's White Island volcano increased on Wednesday, geological agency GeoNet said, two days after an eruption that killed six people, left eight missing and presumed dead, and seriously injured 30.
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It was the sixth earthquake measured at a magnitude 4.5 or greater to strike the area in 30 years, the largest being a 5.9 tremor just north of Palm Springs in 1986, Jones said.
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Scientists forecast more eruptions and more earthquakes, perhaps for months to come, after the southeast corner of the island was rocked by a 6.9 tremor on Friday, the strongest on the island since 1975.
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" (How sad am I allowed to be?) "But how do you work through horrible violence," Coleman asks before we hang up, a detectable tremor in her voice, "when we know it's going to happen again?
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Loss of sense of smell A common recollection by people who are diagnosed with Parkinson's is that they remember changes in their sense of smell several years before developing any tremor or other movement problems.
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At the time, the Icelandic Meteorological Office chalked it up to typical summer seismicity at the ice-capped volcano and added that no tremor (a sure sign of magma moving under a volcano) was noticed.
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Mexico's Institute of Geological and Atmospheric Research recorded a tremor during the exact moment Hirving Lozano shot past Germany's defense in the 35th minute to secure a 30–0 lead against the defending world champions.
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Instead, my embarrassment was so great that the next year I stopped using the accommodation, saying that I was fine and just did the best that I could on the standardized test with my tremor.
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A million things can screw this up, including a rumbling freight train, a tremor in the Earth, and the inconvenient reality that all objects with a temperature above absolute zero are vibrating all the time.
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Alaska also has a history of strong earthquakes: in 1964, the state experienced the most powerful quake ever recorded in the US, a 9.2 magnitude tremor followed by a tsunami that killed over 100 people.
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The Greek word apokalypsis means not only destruction, not only the disruption of reality, but the dismantling of perceived realities — an ending of endings, a shocking tremor of revelation that remade creation in its wake.
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An app called mPower, built by Sage Bionetworks, a non-profit research organisation, studies Parkinson's disease by getting iPhone users to perform tasks and measuring the tremor in their hands using the phone's internal accelerometer.
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The occurrence of new lava vents, or fissures, now numbering about two dozen, have been accompanied by flurries of earthquakes and intermittent eruptions from the summit crater, including a magnitude 5.3 tremor measured on Wednesday.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - The New Zealand government said on Wednesday it will require building owners to urgently fix hundreds of hazardous buildings due to concerns over the heightened earthquake risk following a deadly tremor in November.
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"A little less conversation, a little more action please/All this aggravation ain't satisfactioning me" He sang it again and again and again and as he sang we began to feel the earth tremor underfoot.
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Scientists at the University of California in Berkeley released a smartphone app Friday they hope one day will let people know a tremor is coming and give them time to move to a safer place.
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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 woman was pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed grocery store in the north, near the epicenter of Sunday's 2600 magnitude quake, the second tremor to rock the tropical island in a week.
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A seismic tremor was recorded on Friday in an area around North Korea's known nuclear site, and was suspected to be the fifth nuclear test by the isolated nation, South Korea's Yonhap news agency said.
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The German had been out of contract at the end of this season and there had been speculation about a possible switch to Mercedes — a move that would have sent a tremor through the paddock.
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"He's like the spider at the center of the web — he could pick up on the smallest tremor, then deftly use his personalized political retail skills to manage the politics of the army," he said.
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One nation — China — has seemed ripe for President-elect Trump's first crisis, even before he sent a tremor through diplomatic circles by accepting a congratulatory phone call from the president of Taiwan late last week.
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On Thursday, the same day that volcanologists said rising tremor activity had increased the chances of another eruption in the following 24 hours to 50-60%, Geonet lowered the alert level back down to 2.
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Shelia claims John then took a bath with his infant son, Seven, but his body began to tremor -- showing serious signs of distress -- and he was almost too weak to get himself out of the tub.
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McClarnon is a superb actor, and this episode could have fallen flat in multiple moments, but I felt like it was all held together by his dawning realizations and the tremor of understanding in his eyes.
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"'Dark Shadows' isn't among Mr. Burton's most richly realized works, but it's very enjoyable, visually sumptuous and, despite its lugubrious source material and a sporadic tremor of violence, surprisingly effervescent," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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But that was a rough estimate, and there were still a lot of unknowns, such as where exactly the explosion started, how the blast changed the landscape around it, and what caused that second, smaller tremor.
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An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.3 struck central New Zealand on Tuesday, little more than a week after a powerful tremor centred in the upper South Island rocked the country and killed two people.
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The first well to be fracked, near Blackpool in the northeastern county of Lancashire, was abandoned when some of the work there triggered an earth tremor that resulted in an 18-month ban on the technology.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Ester Silva curses the Olympic Games as another bus rumbles over a new elevated highway that passes by her slum in Rio de Janeiro, sending a tremor through her brittle brick house.
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A series of strong earthquakes rocked a wide area of central Italy on Wednesday, striking fear among residents rattled by a deadly tremor in August, but there were no reports of casualties and few serious injuries.
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The United States Geological Survey said the latest quake was relatively shallow with an epicenter near Juchitan, a tropical region of Oaxaca state hard hit by a massive 19853 magnitude tremor that struck on Sept. 7.
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Electricity was knocked out in some areas as power lines and poles fell, but there were no reports of major infrastructure damage from the tremor, which hit in a lightly populated area along the Pacific Coast.
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What's particularly remarkable about it — and speaks to the broader goal of bringing more empathy to medicine — is that a user can request to feel the precise tremor of a loved one that they're caring for.
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Moreover, Dr. Donoghue said, Dr. Ramsey's group used a safe, commercial device that the Food and Drug Administration has approved for treating Parkinson's disease and essential tremor, a neurological disorder that causes involuntary and rhythmic shaking.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Rescue teams on Wednesday saved the last miner missing after an earth tremor struck a copper mine near the Polish town of Rudna, 70 miles east of the German border, the mine's owner said.
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Standing through the sunroof of his car, surrounded by angry local residents, Mr. Rouhani also talked about the Imam Khomeini hospital, where the old and the new had stood side by side before the tremor struck.
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As it became clear that thousands had lost their homes from the tremor, people started online petitions calling for Mexico's electoral institute to redirect hefty campaign finances for a presidential vote next year to earthquake relief.
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Many of the displaced continue to live in temporary housing or in government-sponsored apartment buildings in so-called new towns outside the city that were developed for the homeless in the months after the tremor.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A third miner has died at a South African gold mine operated by Harmony Gold and two more remain missing after they were trapped underground following an earth tremor, the company said on Monday.
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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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Specifically, they showed more A.D.H.D.-type behavior problems at 3 years; deficits in working memory and I.Q. at 7 years; and mild to moderate hand tremor at 11 years, as compared with children with lower exposures.
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Wellington (Reuters) - Tremor activity at New Zealand's White Island volcano increased on Wednesday, geological agency GeoNet said, two days after an eruption that killed six people, left eight missing and presumed dead, and seriously injured 30.
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The U.S. Geological Survey says the quake was centered in the Mojave Desert but people all over SoCal -- from Beverly Hills and Marina del Rey to Universal Studios, downtown L.A. and beyond -- felt the rolling tremor.
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People in most of Southern California as well as parts of Arizona and Nevada reported feeling the tremor, but the location was "so remote that it caused relatively negligible damage," the Southern California Earthquake Data Center said.
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According to Itzkoff's book, before his death, Williams had been incorrectly diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease, a progressive disorder of the nervous system that develops gradually, often with a small tremor or general stiffness and slowing of movement.
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"If we don't see success in limiting the tide of refugees, we could have a grassroots political tremor in Germany," said one senior government official, who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of the issue.
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As the book recounts, before his death Williams had been incorrectly diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease, a progressive disorder of the nervous system that develops gradually, often with a small tremor or general stiffness and slowing of movement.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An earthquake of magnitude 6.1 struck New Zealand's north island on Tuesday, the United States Geological Survey said, a tremor felt by thousands of people although there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
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As the book recounts, before his death Williams had been incorrectly diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease, a progressive disorder of the nervous system that develops gradually, often with a small tremor or general stiffness and slowing of movement.
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That 3.4 magnitude tremor led the government to look for ways to further limit Groningen production, after already cutting it by 60 percent from a 2013 peak following a string of earthquakes caused by decades of extraction.
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Puzzle rings are designed to be stacked, paying homage to Rogers's habit of layering weighty necklaces and cuff bracelets, which according to family lore helped to control a tremor that was the result of childhood rheumatic fever.
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That is more useful than it might sound: stimulation currents for essential tremor can cause side-effects like distorted speech, so someone about to give a presentation, say, might wish to shake rather than slur his words.
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A statement from the South Korean military also said that an artificial tremor, registered as magnitude 5, had originated from Punggye-ri in northeastern North Korea, where the North has conducted its four previous underground nuclear tests.
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There's no perching the device on your chest and tilting the display forward so you can read sans glasses, in fact even laying it on your chest, in laptop mode, send a tremor of fear through you.
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Cuadrilla has built a seismic warning system to a degree of sensitivity set by the government; any slight tremor of 183 on the Richter scale means shutting down the operation for at least 18 hours, he said.
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Whatever its larger meaning or impact, Representative Joseph Crowley's stunning loss to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in last Tuesday's primary election already has set off one tremor within the Democratic Party: It has thrown House leadership into chaos.
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Lifting the sick dachshund, Fritz, from his cage, she feels a "tense tremor" of pain, notes that his back "instinctively arched" to protect his belly, and reports that the "soft skin of his abdomen" is too warm.
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The blast was so powerful that the first tremor was followed by a second, weaker one minutes later, which the United States Geological Survey called a "collapse," probably a cave-in at the North's underground test site.
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The bottom layer was made of Alp Blossom cheese, the second was a brie called Délice de Bourgogne, the third was a rich Truffle Tremor, and the fourth was a Bijou, which is a native Vermont cheese.
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The tremor, officially recorded in Italy at a modest strength of 4.0, toppled buildings, killed two people and injured dozens in a district where seven years ago residents rioted to prevent bulldozers from razing illegally built homes.
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News Corp will be subject to a lock-up period of 18 months and would get a minimum of 30 million pounds ($39 million) in ad spending by Tremor over three years as part of the deal.
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The tremor was at a depth of 12.6 km, the Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute said, locating its epicentre 70 km (44 miles) west of Istanbul in the Marmara Sea, south of the town of Silivri.
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The 240-magnitude tremor struck just after midnight on Sunday, destroying farm homesteads, sending glass and masonry toppling from buildings in the capital, Wellington, and cutting transport links across the northeast of the ruggedly beautiful South Island.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Magnitude 5.4 earthquake hit Bosnia on Tuesday with an epicenter 75 kms (45 miles) south of Bosnian capital Sarajevo, just hours after the strongest tremor in decades rocked Albania, the European-Mediterranean Seismological Center reported.
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Mexico is dealing with the aftermath of a huge quake that struck on Thursday night, and President Enrique Pena Nieto said on Friday that Katia could be especially dangerous in hillsides rocked by the magnitude 8.1 tremor.
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LONDON, Aug 26 (Reuters) - British shale gas exploration firm Cuadrilla said another earth tremor occurred on Monday near its fracking site in northwest England, bigger than a 2011 quake which suspended operations at the site for seven years.
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There were no immediate reports of major damage or loss of life as a result of the tremor, located around 100 km (62 miles) north-northwest of the city of Monywa at an estimated depth of 134 km.
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The trill that recurs in the D-minor Sarabande has the quality of a prolonged shiver, a tremor of the spirit; Ma minutely varies it with each repetition, so that it becomes an extension of the nervous system.
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Hawaii's Big Island was on high alert on Friday evening after the Kilauea volcano spent a day spewing lava into residential areas, forcing hundreds to evacuate, and a series of earthquakes, included a powerful tremor, shook the island.
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Colt's recent decision to halt civilian production of AR-15s sent a tremor through the small-arms community, a sign that other gunmakers may fall victim to a market swelled to capacity with the popular semi-automatic rifle.
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On Tuesday, when a 7.1 tremor struck, he aborted a trip to the first quake's disaster zone to return to Mexico City, where 38 buildings collapsed killing scores of people, including more than 20 children at a school.
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Dressed in a black-velvet, bare-shouldered, cleavage-plunging Atelier Versace gown—"the pinnacle of retro glamor," the style blogs gush—she gives an overcome-by-emotion acceptance speech that is perfect down to the last lip-tremor.
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While the city's mayor, Eric Garcetti, took to Twitter to implore Angelenos to leave 911 lines open "for emergencies only," Citizen, which is user-powered, posted videos of downtown Los Angeles, trembling mid-tremor, taken from a rooftop.
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The southeast corner of the island was rocked by a powerful magnitude 6.9 earthquake on the volcano's south flank on Friday, the strongest tremor since 1975, and more earthquakes and eruptions were forecast, perhaps for months to come.
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The blast Thursday afternoon at Jiangsu Tianjiayi Chemical Company, on the outskirts of the city of Yancheng in Jiangsu Province, was believed to have caused a tremor equivalent to a magnitude-24 earthquake, the China Earthquake Administration said.
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You could rarely accuse her of complacency, but maybe that's the most perverse strategy on this album, which no one would have blinked at if it were an earthquake, but which is perhaps more cunning as a tremor.
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Murat said 1 million people in Oaxaca needed food, water, electricity and help rebuilding damaged homes, while in neighboring Chiapas state, which was closest to the epicenter of the tremor, 1.5 million people were affected, according to officials.
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Its three monolithic volumes — one horizontal, one vertical, one leaning heavily toward the broad-backed tower (though never quite meeting it), as though toppled by a tremor eons before — stand like a ruined monument from a forgotten civilization.
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Quotable: "He's like the spider at the center of the web — he could pick up on the smallest tremor, then deftly use his personalized political retail skills to manage the politics of the army," one Sudan expert said.
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But Essential is at least doing what it aims to in terms of shaking up a stagnant market; whether that shake-up is just a tremor or something that ends up remapping the tech world remains to be seen.
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The tremor, shortly after midnight local time, struck just 31 km (19 miles) southwest of the epicenter of last Monday's magnitude 7.5 quake that has left government and aid agencies scrambling to provide emergency supplies to the remote region.
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WARSAW, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Nine miners are missing after an earth tremor struck KGHM Polska Miedz's mine near the Polish town of Rudna, 70 miles east of the German border, the copper producing company said on Twitter on Tuesday.
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Japan's "Ring of Fire" The U.S. Geological Survey reported that the latest quake struck just west-southwest of Kumamoto-shi and about 29.0 miles south-southeast of Ueki, the epicenter of the late Thursday tremor that left nine dead.
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Throngs of fans waving flags swarmed a central plaza, encircling the Angel of Independence monument in a sea of green jerseys immediately after the game, which is one area Del Ángel pointed to as a source of the tremor.
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Emergency response teams flew by helicopter to the region at the epicenter of the tremor, which struck just after midnight some 403 km (240 miles) northeast of Christchurch in the South Island, amid reports of injuries and collapsed buildings.
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Early in the course of his disease, some doctors said Ali looked like he had typical Parkinson's disease, with a tremor in one hand, but over time, his symptoms became compounded by effects from the trauma of his career.
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At the same time, the scale of the dragnet has sent a tremor through the ranks of biomedical researchers, some of whom say ethnic Chinese scientists are being unfairly targeted for scrutiny as Washington's geopolitical competition with Beijing intensifies.
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The southeast corner of the island was rocked by a powerful magnitude 24 earthquake on the volcano's south flank on Friday, the strongest tremor since 20183, and more earthquakes and eruptions have been forecast, perhaps for months to come.
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To judge by the tremor of his chin, the real threat—never carried out, of course—was that he would cry, as a child cries when the world, once again, fails to meet the high standards of his desire.
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The southeast corner of the island was rocked by a powerful magnitude 6.9 earthquake on the volcano's south flank on Friday, the strongest tremor since 1975, and more earthquakes and eruptions have been forecast, perhaps for months to come.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Rocks under increasing pressure before earthquakes strike send out low-pitched rumbling sounds that the human ear cannot detect but could be used to predict when a tremor will strike, scientists said on Monday.
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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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But the South Korean Meteorological Administration said it didn't detect a second quake, Dow Jones reported, although Reuters later reported that witnesses in a Chinese city near the border with North Korea felt a tremor followed by an aftershock.
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Puerto Rico earthquake: Power was knocked out, homes and buildings were damaged and at least one person died after a 6.4-magnitude quake hit the island on Tuesday, its strongest tremor yet in a week of heavy seismic activity.
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PAHOA, Hawaii, May 5 (Reuters) - Hawaii's Big Island remains on high alert on Saturday after the Kilauea volcano spewed lava into residential areas, forcing hundreds to evacuate, and a series of earthquakes, included a powerful tremor, shook the island.
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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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" Bespoke Investment Group suggests any slight tremor from here could feel like a scary quake: "The longer we go without experiencing any declines of significance, it's going to make the eventual decline feel exponentially worse when it finally happens.
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Researchers identified nine cases of Parkinson's patients who effectively forgot how to swim after having a deep brain stimulation device implanted to control disease symptoms such as tremor, rigidity and slowed movement, according to the report published in Neurology.
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Constipation Problems with digestion and bowel movements are a big problem for people with Parkinson's, and we now know that these problems can start long before the tremor and problems with movement that lead to someone being referred to a neurologist.
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"We don't want to just show people visuals of what a big earthquake is like, we really want people to experience a high-magnitude tremor so they know what to expect," Makoto Goto, a representative of the Ikebukuro Bosaikan, told me.
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The force of the tremor was made visible in several nauseating videos on social media, including this one:The quake comes less than two weeks after a massive 8.1 magnitude earthquake struck off the nation's western coast, killing at least 90 people.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British shale gas company Cuadrilla has paused fracking at its Preston New Road site in northwest England for the second time in two weeks, after a tremor with a magnitude of 1.1 was detected on Monday, the company said.
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Jacobs uses a paring knife to slice the top off each speckled shells, separating the yolk from the white in his hand—until a slight slip, or maybe a tremor, crushes the shell, sending yolk and white into the trash.
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He debouches in a laboratory where, in the necessary pitch-dark and silence, a young scientist sits watching deep space to catch, if he can, the invisible tremor of dark matter on the last, least particles that humans can observe.
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Standing on a pedestrian bridge looming over a highway is going to lead to shaking, and even though I had the camera resting on the rail there was still a distinct tremor, so things aren't quite as sharp as I'd like.
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With so many tragic stories following the natural disaster, the woman's heartfelt thanks and her inspiring endurance-she survived the country's 1957's 7.9 tremor that killed dozens and 1985's 8.0 quake that wiped out 10,000–has moved thousands.
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About 75 percent of the north has been without electricity since Sunday, officials said, and some communities were hard to reach because bridges were damaged and trees, rocks and sand lay across roads cracked wide open in places by the tremor.
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Slightly taken aback, we walked on until another few minutes went by and there it was again—the same thud, same sensation of a tremor in our bodies, but this time, the sound's place of origin seemed to have moved.
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MATARAM, Indonesia — A series of earthquakes including a powerful 6.9 magnitude tremor struck the Indonesian island of Lombok on Sunday, the United States Geological Survey said, killing one person, cutting power and causing people to rush from buildings in panic.
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ELAZIG, Turkey, Jan 1003 (Reuters) - A powerful earthquake struck eastern Turkey late on Friday, killing at least 2100 people and collapsing buildings in towns near the centre of the tremor, which was strong enough to be felt in several neighbouring countries.
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China's earthquake administration later said it detected a second quake of magnitude 4.6 at a depth of zero kilometers, which it called a "collapse," Reuters reported, noting the second tremor came eight minutes after the first at nearly identical coordinates.
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At least one person is confirmed dead, and Tuesday's tremor — the strongest in 102 years — is only the latest in a series of more than 400 quakes more powerful than magnitude 2 that have shaken the island since late December.
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The tremor rattled Mexico City and shook Guatemala and El Salvador, but the Oaxacan town of Juchitan bore the brunt of the disaster, with sections of the town hall, a hotel, a church, a bar and other buildings reduced to rubble.
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But the tremor, which awoke many of the 10,000 officials from all over he world around 3 o'clock in the morning on Thursday, turned out to be less of a conversation topic than a new menace to Europe's financial stability - Italy.
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PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - Hawaii's Big Island was on high alert on Friday evening after the Kilauea volcano spent a day spewing lava into residential areas, forcing hundreds to evacuate, and a series of earthquakes, included a powerful tremor, shook the island.
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The quake was nonetheless a shock to a town that had started to work on rebuilding after the last tremor, Pazzaglini said, and the hours following it were full of anxiety for people in the border area of the Marche and Umbria regions.
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"The big question is how far the current tremor in the equity market will affect bonds, given it is driven by a single company - even if it is a tech giant having a huge market weight," said DZ Bank strategist Christian Lenk.
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On Tuesday night, the US Geological Survey detected an unusual 5.1-magnitude tremor in North Korea, located in the northeast of the country — a part of the world not known for earthquakes but very close to the nuclear test site of Punggye-ri.
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"I didn't feel the tremor, but when I woke up the entire ceiling had collapsed on me," said R.K. Ewansana, a 21-year-old student, who was on the first floor but survived as the rest of the building collapsed around him.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - The governor of Venezuela's Sucre state, which is the closest to the offshore epicenter of the major 7.3 quake that struck on Tuesday, said that so far there were no reports of deaths or major damage due to the tremor.
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As rescuers searched for survivors, questions were raised about the construction of the Wei-guan Golden Dragon Building in the southern city of Tainan, with its floors that pancaked down on each other when the 21 magnitude tremor hit at around 4 a.m.
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Engel, who was appointed the Commissioner for Shale Gas to act as a link between local communities, the industry and regulators, said that forcing fracking to stop every time there is a micro-tremor "amounts to a de facto ban on fracking".
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A magnitude 483 aftershock that shook Mexico on Saturday was blamed for five deaths, spreading fear among anxious residents reeling from a string of natural disasters and interrupting the search for survivors from a bigger tremor earlier this week.
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The INGV said territory around the town of Castelluccio di Norcia, which is famous for its lentils, bore the brunt of the tremor, with huge horizontal scars opening up on the surrounding mountains and land levels collapsing by up to 70 cm.
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The meeting came hours after the 613 tremor caused buildings to shake at the Community Center in Pahoa town, one of two evacuation centres in the area hastily set up after lava started burbling up through fissures in the ground in neighbourhoods nearby.
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Another effect is the tapering of a gray band into an overlapping darker or lighter gray, starting at the top or bottom edge and moving at a predetermined angle until it reaches the opposite edge, which introduces a visual tremor into the painting.
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Only one shale gas well near Blackpool, in Lancashire, has so far been fracked in Britain but was later abandoned when some of the work undertaken triggered an earth tremor that resulted in an 18-month ban on the technology in 2011.
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The company said on Thursday that if users searched for "earthquake" or "earthquakes near me" in the aftermath of a tremor, it will show them a map of the quake so they can tell if what they felt was nearby or far away.
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As for Vikander, she is one of those performers who, for all their beauty, remain uncomfortable to watch, such is their lack of a protective layer; emotions rise up in her, unhindered, and declare themselves, down to the last tremor, on her face.
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The meeting came hours after the 6.9 tremor caused buildings to shake at the Community Center in Pahoa town, one of two evacuation centers in the area hastily set up after lava started burbling up through fissures in the ground in neighborhoods nearby.
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The meeting came hours after the 613 tremor caused buildings to shake at the Community Center in Pahoa town, one of two evacuation centers in the area hastily set up after lava started burbling up through fissures in the ground in neighborhoods nearby.
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The powerful magnitude 7.1 tremor rocked the Mojave Desert town of Ridgecrest near Death Valley National Park as darkness fell on Friday night, jolting the area with eight times more force than a 6.4 quake that had struck the same area 34 hours earlier.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - California officials are spending more than $40 million on an earthquake early warning system that in addition to alerting the public could also be used to automatically halt trains and open fire station doors moments before a major tremor actually strikes.
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The destruction of the Norcia basilica was the single most significant loss of Italy's artistic heritage in an earthquake since a tremor in 1997 caused the collapse of the ceiling of the Basilica of St Francis in Assisi, which is 80 km to the north.
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Just two hours after a city-wide seismic drill to mark the earlier tragedy, Mexico City was shaken by a magnitude 7.1 quake, its second major tremor in less than two weeks, which killed at least 100 people in the capital and 230 nationwide.
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Two years ago the Food and Drug Administration approved the company's technology for treating people with essential tremor: A study conducted by the University of Virginia School of Medicine demonstrated that patients' tremors and motor functions improved about 33 percent three months after treatment.
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That, as it turned out, was a warning tremor, as stocks recovered to make a slight fresh high that October, before the full force of the housing bust, Great Recession and financial crisis would wipe out half the market's value over the next 173 months.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - California officials are spending more than $40 million on an earthquake early warning system that in addition to alerting the public could also be used to automatically halt trains and open fire station doors moments before a major tremor actually strikes.
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Editors' Choice That tremor you felt last week was the dropping of a new John Green novel, "Turtles All the Way Down," his first since "The Fault in Our Stars" and a seismic event not just in young people's literature but in all people's literature.
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Alcohol is a muscle relaxant and can reduce the effects of even the slightest tremor, which can make certain movements—like throwing a dart or shooting pool—go more smoothly, says neuroscientist George Koob, the director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
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Monitoring agencies suspected a nuclear explosion had occurred when they detected seismic waves from an unusual 5.3-magnitude tremor very close to Punggye-ri — an underground nuclear site that has been the location of four previous nuclear tests (2006, 2009, 2013, and, most recently, January 2016).
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Following a cabinet meeting, Itsunori Onedera said that he had heard that the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization — the international organization tasked with verifying the ban on nuclear tests — could determine that the magnitude of the tremor caused by Sunday's test was larger than originally thought.
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The company, which is 47.4 percent owned by Australia's AJ Lucas and 45.2 percent owned by a fund managed by Riverstone, first attempted to frack gas near the coastal town of Blackpool in northwestern England in 2011, but the practice led to a 2.3 magnitude earth tremor.
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With the way that Comey has written his book, which charts every last tremor of his conscience, and the staging of his appearances in promotion of it, he has abetted his own transformation from a crucial witness to a character in the serial melodrama of Trump's life.
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And each time there was a tremor – they happened a few times a week – the house knew when and how to crumble – just a little – and then its self-generating building materials would kick in, filling in cracks, reproducing itself to keep everything in one piece.
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" And of course, the haunting descriptions of the floodwaters, channeling in, "slowly at first, and then faster, harder, so that on the evening of the third day the people in town said they felt a faint tremor and thought Miller's Valley was having its first earthquake.
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Scientists and local officials warned residents that seismic and volcanic activity may continue after a 230 tremor shook buildings on the island's southeast corner at little after noon local time and more lava fissures were reported in a residential subdivision, where residents have been ordered to leave.
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Millennials mostly watch TV after it has aired on live TV. Generation Z is the first generation to have grown up with on-demand TV. According to a survey by Hulu and Tremor Video, 70% of Gen Z say the phrase "watching television" means streaming something online.
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The announcement from Pyongyang came a few hours after international seismic agencies detected a manmade earthquake near the North's test site, which Japanese and South Korean officials said was around 10 times more powerful than the tremor picked up after its last test a year ago.
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