In contrast, the mudstone-rich damage zones may strengthen in the short term but develop weak structures over longer time periods, especially during exhumation.
In contrast, the mudstone-rich damage zones may strengthen in the short term but develop weak structures through longer time periods.
In contrast, the mudstone-rich damage zones may strengthen in the short term but may develop weak structures over longer time periods, especially during exhumation.
These observations indicate that the sandstone-rich damage zones may weaken in the short term but may strengthen in the geologically long term, contributing to a later stage of fault activity.
Sandstone-rich damage zones may weaken in the short term but may strengthen in the geologically long term and contribute to a later stage of fault activity before fossilization.
These observations are consistent with the damage zone structures documented from the Nobeoka Thrust in the current study, where brittle deformation is localized within the sandstone-rich damage zones.
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The creation of areas that serve only the rich are damaging communities, undermining the economy and destroying social mobility".
Its findings reflected widespread anger that no top bankers had been charged or imprisoned for actions that made them rich while damaging the economy.
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