Word: hait
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None of this earth activity appeared directly related to Mount St. Helens. And, indeed, by midweek Tim Hait, the U.S. Geological Survey's chief spokesman at the scene, was describing Mount St. Helens as "in a relaxed state of mind." But none of the U.S.G.S. scientists would say how long the calm would last. After Mount St. Helens rose from its slumber in 1831, it erupted 14 times in the next 25 years. Says Hait: "This time it could go on for five years, ten years or 20 years. That's a heck of an answer but there...