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Epicentre
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Epicentre
Geomedicine The point on the earth’s surface directly above the origin (hypocentre) of an earthquake
Vox populi The term has been widely used to refer to the centre or fulcrum of any situation
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This earthquake has been felt widely throughout the epicentral region and across Melbourne," the centre said on its website.
Quake rocks Melbourne for second time in fortnight by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
0 and five epicentral distances ranging from 10-160 km have been used to analyse responses at 123 locations within the study area.
Geotechnical aspects of natural hazards: Sri Lankan experience by Seneviratne, H.N.; Ratnaweera, H.G.P.A.; Bandara, R.M.S. / Geotechnical Engineering for Disaster Mitigation and Rehabilitation
``Heart is epicentral to Paul and to what people - particularly Liverpool people - feel about Paul.
DEBUT ARTIST SIR PAUL SILENT ON WEDDING PLANS by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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