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Remarkable “coincidence” that three cables to the Mideast were cut in one week, eh? (wink, wink)
See http://technocrat.net/d/2008/2/3/35548Four now.
The sequential breaking of submarine submarine cables in 1929 led to the understanding of turbidity currents (triggered by an earthquake off Nova Scotia). Perhaps curious sedimentologists are trying to learn something in the Mideast.