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Why do you even mention it?" Nature has re-emphasized its power here, shaking the ground beneath everyone's feet.
The United States, after conducting more than 1,000 nuclear test explosions, detonated the last one in 1992, shaking the ground at the Nevada test site.
Military operations continued Wednesday in Baghdad and across much of the area north and west of the capital, with explosions shaking the ground beginning just after sunset.
He said, among many other pertinent things, that to his kind "the absence of personal and social values * * * is not a revelation shaking the ground beneath them, but a problem demanding a day-to-day solution.
The big question is whether North Korea, if it moves ahead, will do a better job at shaking the ground locally and making the faraway needles of seismographs twitch.
A deafening explosion ripped into an asphalt road 200 yards from a house alliance soldiers used as a firing position, shaking the ground and sending up a 200-foot mushroom plume of debris.
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News of the crime shook the ground under the feet of many in the neighborhood.
Both blasts shook the ground and rattled windows more than a half-mile away.
Many intelligence analysts judged it to be a fizzle that barely shook the ground.
The powerful Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has vowed to "shake the ground" under the feet of advancing Sunni militants.
In laboratory and field trials, Dr. Scott and his team have used small electrically driven devices to shake the ground.
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