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Why the China Quake Was So Devastating
China's earthquake may not have been as destructive in the United States.
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The Big Quake Quiz Test Your Quake Knowledge Research by Heather Whipps for LiveScience The great San Francisco earthquake of April 18, 1906 left a lot of people scratching their heads, wondering how the destruction could have been so bad. In honor of that somber anniversary, we ask you some questions about the world�s biggest shake-ups.
Global Weather Extremes It's a wild world, and many an argument has taken place over which locales are the most extreme. A new authority on the subject, Arizona State University and the World Meteorological Organization's Commission on Climatology, sets the records straight. Find out how much you know about the hottest, wettest and windiest spots on Earth.
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