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Newspaper editors may quit working during an earthquake because they prioritize their personal safety and well-being. Earthquakes can be dangerous and cause structural damage to buildings, putting individuals at risk. Editors may choose to evacuate the building or take necessary precautions to ensure their safety during such emergencies.
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Why do most newspaper editors quit working during an earthquake?
you can't have you're quake and edit, too!
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