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The 3 km refers to the width of the subsided area that the crack formed along the edge of, the sentence might benefit from re-wording though, I'll give it some thought.
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The 3 km refers to the width of the subsided area that the crack formed along the edge of, the sentence might benefit from re-wording though, I'll give it some thought.
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