Insurers shun risk as oil-linked quakes soar in Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY, May 12 (Reuters) - As the number of earthquakes in Oklahoma exploded into the hundreds in the last few years, nearly a dozen insurance companies moved to limit their exposure, often at the expense of homeowners, a Reuters examination has found.
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