04:56 Feb 13, 2015 |
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| Selected response from: Tony M France Local time: 03:36 | ||||||
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4 +2 | manholes floating due to liquefaction |
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4 +1 | floating manhole cover |
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3 +1 | liquefaction caused manholes to float / Manholes floated due to liquefaction |
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manhole floating floating manhole cover Explanation: It's the cover, not the manhole, that floats when too much liquid pushes it up. And it probably happens right after an earthquake, not during it. Btw, what was liquefied here? I'd say The liquefaction caused the sewer manhole cover to (rise and) float after the earthquake |
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