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City Cohen / HEARN ET / San Francisco / / Company Princeton University Press / / Continent North America / / Country Taiwan / Turkey / United States / / / Event Natural Disaster / / Facility Plate Boundary Observatory / Southern California Earthquake Center / / IndustryTerm velocity solution / preferred slip rate solution / / NaturalFeature Alps / Lone Tree Canyon / Mojave Desert / Nevada Great Valley / Mojave / / Organization American Geophysical Union / Princeton University / / Person Kaj Johnson / P. Fang / R. King / Chuang / SALI SGA / T. Herring / R. Thatcher / D. Agnew / D. Dong / Kokum / M. Wang / Savage / Prescott / / Position model of Chuang / associated editor / Onishi Contractor to United States Geological Survey / King / / ProvinceOrState South Carolina / Kern County / Southern California / California / The Kern County / / Region northwestern United States / Eastern Mojave / southern California / eastern Mediterranean / eastern Taiwan / central California / Southern Mojave / / Technology Geophysics / 3-D / GPS / /
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