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A series of small earthquakes along the San Andreas fault has caused some concern in San Francisco.
The quakes, which have been occurring for the past few days, have been relatively small, but they have been enough to cause some buildings to sway slightly and windows to rattle.
There have been no reports of any damage or injuries, but many people in the city are on edge.
āI was in my office when I felt the first quake,ā said one woman. āIt was just a small one, but it was enough to make the chandelier swing. Iām definitely not looking forward to the next one.ā
The San Andreas fault is one of the most active seismic zones in the world, and scientists say that it is only a matter of time before a major earthquake strikes the region.
āIām not sure what Iām supposed to do,ā said one resident. āI donāt want to live in fear, but I also donāt want to be caught off-guard if an earthquake does hit.ā
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