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Volcano earthquake report for Saturday, 8 Aug 2026
β’ World Earthquake Report for Saturday, 8 August 2026
β’ Moderate mag. 4.3 earthquake - Departamento de Los Andes, Salta Province, A...
β’ Strong mag. 5.6 earthquake - Southeast of Easter Island on Saturday, Aug 8,...
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β’ Small magnitude 3.0 quake hits 7 km southeast of Ceillac, France around noo...
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Sometimes the one thing we want isn't available and we have to settle for second best -- instead of picking the closest substitute, new research suggests we'd be better off picking a not-so-similar alternative. Findings from a series of studies indicate that even though people tend to prefer the option that's most similar to the item they can't have, they're likely to be more satisfied with the option that diverges a bit. Source: With food, similar substitutes are less satisfying
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