I did some research, and I found this: "<span>Since 1953, US started using </span>female<span> names. The practice came to an end in 1979 when the US Natural Weather Service and the World Meteorological Organisation developed a systematic way of naming </span>cyclones<span> in the beginning of the year, alternating male and </span>female<span> names, arranged in an alphabetical order."
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Tundra is the region mostly found north of the Arctic Circle.
The discovery of a fault line along the ocean floor
