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Most faults are locked in place, except for brief, abrupt movements when sudden slippage produces earthquakes, true or false?

Most faults are locked in place, except for brief, abrupt movements when sudden slippage produces earthquakes, true or false?
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most faults are locked in place, except for brief, abrupt movements when sudden slippage produces earthquakes, true or false?

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True.

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That does happen so its true

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