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1
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Large amounts of rock slide down flat surfaces rapidly
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6
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Water soaks into permeable rocks and that weaker rock slides off impermeable rock
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7
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Chemical action of seawater dissolves calcium in limestone
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8
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Material is laid down when waves do not have enough energy to carry it anymore.
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9
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The breakdown of rocks at or near the surface of the ground
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11
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Repeated freezing and thawing of water in cracks.
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12
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When waves crash into cliffs and wears away rocks
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15
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Large boulders being moved by waves
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2
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Sand and pebbles are moved down the coast.
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3
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Rock fragments and pebbles collide against each other a breakdown
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4
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A form of mass movement where pieces of rock fall off weathered cliffs
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5
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Plants grow in cracks and weaken the rocks
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10
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Smaller boulders being bounced by the waves
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13
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When waves throw rocks, pebbles and sand against cliff faces
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14
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Acidic rainwater causes rocks to gradually weaken
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