LANDSLIDES FROM MASSIVE ROCK SLOPE FAILURE AND ASSOCIATED PHENOMENA
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Alexander Strom | Stephen G. Evans | S. Evans | G. S. Mugnozza | R. Hermanns | A. Strom | G. Scarascia Mugnozza | Reginald L. Hermanns | A. Ischuk | A. Ischuk | S. Vinnichenko | S. Vinnichenko
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