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Geotechnical engineering / Soil mechanics / Soil / Presumpscot Formation / Shear strength / Sediment / Silt / Clay / Deep foundation / Geology / Sediments / Sedimentology
Date: 2014-03-24 11:06:44
Geotechnical engineering
Soil mechanics
Soil
Presumpscot Formation
Shear strength
Sediment
Silt
Clay
Deep foundation
Geology
Sediments
Sedimentology

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