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Some kinds of quakes are much more likely to cause tsunamis than others, the so-called megathrust earthquakes, in which one side of the fault rides up over the other, are especially likely to generate waves, as occurred in the deadly Good Friday earthquake off the coast of Alaska in 1964.
(A) than others, the so-called megathrust earthquakes, in which (B) compared to others, the so called megathrust earthquakes, when (C) compared to others, the so called megathrust earthquakes, in which (D) than others, so-called megathrust earthquakes, when (E) than others; so-called megathrust earthquakes, in which
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Some kinds of quakes are much more likely to cause tsunamis than others, the so-called megathrust earthquakes, in which one side of the fault rides up over the other, are especially likely to generate waves, as occurred in the deadly Good Friday earthquake off the coast of Alaska in 1964.
(A) than others, the so-called megathrust earthquakes, in which (B) compared to others, the so called megathrust earthquakes, when (C) compared to others, the so called megathrust earthquakes, in which (D) than others, so-called megathrust earthquakes, when (E) than others; so-called megathrust earthquakes, in which
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