The mine has potential to produce 106,000 tonnes per year of copper, gold, uranium and cobalt over its 24-year life. |
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I figured that since passes were like gold dust I was going to keep mine in a safe place, which was in my video bag with my camera. |
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Ahead of the convoys were processions of mine sweepers, Coast Guard cutters, buoy-layers and motor launches. |
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Stratoni lead and zinc mines were condemned recently after a nearby gold mine was closed on environmental grounds. |
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Instead, the aging amtracs are negotiating mine fields of urban detritus, swimming through ruined neighborhoods six feet beneath the fetid water. |
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Now, Hollywood's been known to dredge up old storylines again and again, and occasionally mine repeat gold out of a recycled chestnut. |
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Both are ashamed and remorseful for what they did, and they are not fans of mine right now. |
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If the mine came down on land instead of water, it was supposed to go off seventeen seconds later. |
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She stood by, for instance, as cyanide leaks from the Summitville gold mine killed wildlife in 17 miles of the Alamosa River. |
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I am going to confess to being a little bit of a keener, I did mine yesterday and did not go drinking. |
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Webber includes helpful comments on the meaning of ancient Latin terms and is a gold mine of introductory information on the office. |
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The remotely operated mine disposal vehicle launch and recovery area is on the afterdeck which is equipped with two cranes. |
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I suffer from paranoid schizophrenia and depression and find the net a gold mine of information. |
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A major trade show comprises a gold mine of invaluable information about products, companies, industry trends, and so on. |
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The book's extensive citations are a gold mine of information for those studying creative industries. |
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The data that was in the book was worth a gold mine to me, since the data would assist me in making the formula. |
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A friend of mine was a domestic violence crisis line counselor and wound up in an abusive relationship. |
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The Internet has proved to be a gold mine of information for people researching their family history. |
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For the tool researcher, these database sections are a gold mine of information. |
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On the one hand, consumers leave behind a veritable gold mine of information as they click through Web sites. |
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The book is a gold mine of information, learned by McMoneagle over two decades of hands-on training, research, and applications. |
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The first work of mine to be published in a book wasn't a short story or a novel. |
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Your website is the gold mine of information on how the public respond to what you say. |
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The candidates present certainly hit a gold mine of voters and informants the other candidates counted on. |
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My dad ran his coal mine so as to make it as productive as he possibly could. |
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A friend of mine is writing a gardening book for publication early next year. |
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It's time to finish off what those good-for-nothing soldiers of mine couldn't do. |
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After a quick tour of the mine facilities, the party re-boarded the little train, sans locomotive, for the descent was to be made by gravity. |
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All of the contents of the grab bags are original designs of mine that have been used as products or support materials for artists. |
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It was always a dream of mine that one day they would ask me what I got up to during the summer break. |
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After dewatering, installation of electricity, telephone and rock and cable bolting the mine was ready to take its first visitors. |
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It is mine and it always will be until such time as it is handed down to my daughter and my granddaughter. |
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Mrs Allan said it was mine now, but she could not let me have it as it was at the back of the garage which was difficult to get at. |
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The ordnance and explosives experts have teamed up with a de-mining company to develop the next generation of anti-land mine device. |
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A dear friend of mine who dropped out of community college in her first semester makes more money than I do. |
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Early in June the mine suffered a minor setback when one of the driving wheels of the engine broke. |
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Two years ago, I made the dreadful mistake of deciding with a long-term boyfriend that we would eat with his family that year, and mine the next. |
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There is no propeller blade downwash, which reduces the probability of an accidental mine detonation. |
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I never ever would have let a child of mine out of eyeshot unless someone else was specifically watching that child. |
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In the way is one of his long series of dottily philosophical villains who controls a mine where the workers are badly exploited. |
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Special allowances are given for expenditure incurred in exploring for minerals and petroleum resources and mine development expenditure. |
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The energy needed for exploration and mine development has to be generated from costly oil and gas. |
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Government scientists later used the mine for experiments on seismic detection of underground explosions. |
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In 1996 the log shafts had been replaced by concrete caissons, but the mine was essentially dormant. |
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The mine produced excellent dolomite crystals that are arguably the best for the species from the United States. |
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A female colleague of mine told me that she called to speak to a friend recently and in error dialled the wrong telephone number. |
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I have a similar problem, except that mine is all to do with people who are lost. |
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It looks like the playing field has evolved into a mine field, and the big boys encourage the new kids to play hopscotch there. |
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During the dry weather the track to the mine was passable but work had to be done on it to carry heavy traffic. |
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In fact, I had a note exchange with someone who parked their bike near mine every day. |
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And mine is the world of the rented room, where damp creeps in in the dismal gloom and music is the only thing I own. |
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His discretion in the face of so scrofulous and untutored a palate as mine was marvellous. |
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This was brought home recently when a client of mine needed to encash a lump-sum investment to finance a business project. |
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There was in fact a splendid view of the mine from the eminence of the hill, even better than the one from Fred and Peggy's bungalow. |
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Naturally, this critical simplification of mine calls for numerous emendations. |
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Yeah, mine is separated into t-shirts and jeans, but I don't have complete outfits hanging from hangers! |
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A friend of mine has three kids and uses old style cloth and plastic pilchers for them all. |
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Some friends of mine already know about this and have likely already chortled at my astounding lack of basic knowledge. |
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Just recently a relative of mine was relieved of her handbag while getting into her car after filling up at a local petrol station. |
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I got your name and contacts from a business associate of mine who recommends you as a trustworthy person. |
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These specimens found their way into mine captains' collections or were sold to mineral collectors and dealers. |
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As an example, someone once commented that a model of mine predicted that the verb titrate should be grammatical with an implicit direct object. |
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Many people were killed, including a friend of mine who was hit by shrapnel from a van bomb. |
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He was decked out in full plate armour, and held a sword longer than mine in either hand. |
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The chain comes to an end where neither your plausible responses nor mine change as the reasoning continues. |
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There were many pens like mine all over the place, each with a horse and a groom. |
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No information was available on the mineralogy of the mine beyond the metals assayed during exploration. |
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Over the next few weeks the last lorry-loads of coal will be driven from the open-cast surface mine at Catcliffe, South Yorkshire. |
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A buddy of mine went into an art gallery and bought a carving and he was all happy about how he'd gotten this Inuk carving. |
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Attacks signaled by flares and coordinated remote mine attacks are not taught in training camps, but in military schools. |
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Both siderite and massive pyrite were mapped as noncommercial iron ore by the Eagle mine staff. |
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He seems to be working in a coal mine in his breaks and several shirts may be irrecoverable. |
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I have placed a dot of paint on the locknut and fork to match up so that mine is centered. |
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This self-tanner for the body gives even lily-white flesh like mine a healthy shimmery glow. |
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A couple of years later, power lines were run over Imogene Pass, and the Camp Bird mine was electrified. |
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The hurriers were not employed by the mine owners but worked directly for a collier who was paid according to the number of corves sent to bank. |
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Yes, there's lots of talk of an El Dorado of forensic evidence, a gold mine of forensic evidence, and that's clearly what they do have. |
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It turned out to be an excuse to stand in the kitchen for fifteen minutes and grill me about mine and Lisa's wedding plans. |
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The mine is designed to camouflage itself into the ocean sediments, much like a flounder or stingray does. |
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The corvette design includes capacity for the future installation of mine warfare systems. |
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Greenwell discovered numerous antler picks scattered throughout the mine as well as the ground stone axe made of greenstone from Cornwall. |
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Big J's meal came with creamy mashed potatoes and veggies, while mine was sidelined by fluffy rice and veggies. |
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We were going to go to the beach but it was pouring down so we cotched at mine and played the wii. |
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Problems with the treatment of the fluorspar ores to remove silica evidently limited the success of the mine during this period. |
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Girlfriends of mine have brought drugs to my house and I've had to flush drugs away and I kicked all of those people out of my life. |
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Eileen is very quiet and Brian is wonderful, he has been a great friend of mine over the years and I am delighted for them. |
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Rena's fingers lightly graze mine as she takes the flower back and sniffs it herself. |
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A mine dug through the solid rock below the castle was intercepted by a countermine, bringing the mining to an end. |
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When ground troops were involved, enemy forces easily performed military breaching across mine fields. |
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I know by my family history that a forebear of mine turned on the gods of Mother India and professed faith to the One True God. |
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I'm going to spend the next few months trying my damnedest to tiptoe through the mine fields of other people's political passions. |
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He was handsome, though his features had the same cruel-looking set that mine do, winged eyebrows and a very Roman nose. |
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And a friend of mine built his own aeroplane, crashed it, fixed it and then flew it again. |
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The Graphic mine in the same district is known for smithsonite replacements after crinoid stems and mollusk shells. |
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During these years many mineral collectors and rockhounds spent their summer vacations in the Keweenaw, working the mine dumps for specimens. |
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He says it's no business of mine where he goes after choir practice and it's a free country. |
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One thing we've decided to do is make a book of mine available online, free, gratis and for nothing. |
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I'm told catnip keeps birds away from strawberries, and having lost most of mine to robins this year I'm going to try it. |
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I also want to point out, for the record, that this generation pwns mine in all ways. |
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The mine is ringed with smelting plants, freight yards, railroad lines, a power plant and the country's largest battery plant. |
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Some French dressings have 180 calories and 12 fat grams in each 2-tablespoon serving, but mine has only 57 calories and 3.9 fat grams. |
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One ancient relative of mine hid in a stowaway boat on a cruise liner to come to the U.S. all the way from Poland! |
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I read mine regularly and there are particular astrologers whose style appeals to me more than others. |
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However, in 1848, he decided to temporarily abandon the mine because of attacks by Apache Indians. |
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The mine is well known for the rare secondary copper minerals that occur in the lode, including paramelaconite, cuprite, malachite, and dioptase. |
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And I'm getting some highlights put in this lank, lifeless hair of mine on Friday, after dithering over the idea for at least two years. |
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I see the quality of those blue green works of mine as being very fugitive. |
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All of a sudden, this little obsession of mine seem to have grown into a full-blown schoolboy crush. |
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I was savoring the lengthy period of feeling the cushioned and firm fullness of her lips as they had seemingly massaged mine in our endeavor. |
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The Scottish Arts Council hoped it would mine a rich seam of latent talent and take risks on fledgling authors spurned by larger companies. |
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On the way, Daryn's hand snaked over to mine and grasped mine firmly, giving it a squeeze, which I returned. |
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Michael quickly fell asleep in his bed, his hand grasping mine which was clutching back frantically. |
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My bra straps held his neck to the metal and I knew not a single dab of mine would be found on his body. |
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To me it's all about interleaved road wheels, anti-magnetic mine paste, and liquid-fuel rockets. |
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He was a prolific and delightful letter writer, whose anecdotes of his literary friends have been a gold mine to biographers. |
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This entails digging down around the mine so that a grapnel can be attached and the mine pulled out of the ground my men under cover. |
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It would be nice to think that you could bring dust levels down to zero in a mine but it was not practically possible. |
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So for the moment my computer is hooked up to the router with ethernet, and Abi's laptop is daisy-chained to mine with the wireless cards. |
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Oddly enough, I memorized the Anglo-Saxon rune alphabet in high school with a friend of mine so we could pass notes in geometry class. |
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Applicants must have the financial and technical resources to mine effectively and safely. |
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It can log your keystrokes, mine your data, reboot your puter, even cause it to not boot up. |
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A gay friend of mine was turned away at the door because he and his date had gone in drag. |
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Once overboard, the buoyant mine and its sinker separated but were held together by a chain set to the requisite length. |
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You hurt one man of mine and knocked the daylights out of another, stole my horse and tried to kill me. |
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Some experts believe that at the current rate of demining it will be 90 years before the country is mine free. |
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In September I had the opportunity to visit some mine sites, and watch manual deminers prod the ground every two centimeters to locate mines. |
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When will international companies make provision for those employed now to have a future when the mine closes down in 10 years' time? |
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I liked the idea that mine was the last name they wanted to see on the leader board. |
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We organise mine risk education courses through theatre acts for analphabetic people, puppets for children, radio announcements. |
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Wanting to catch the two criminals, Frank and Harry removed the obstacles and hurried back to the mine to gather a search party. |
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Anglo's Mponeng gold mine is the second-deepest mine in the world. |
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He viewed my role in our relationship as the underdog, without realizing, it was ingrained into him all his life. His attitude was his decision would be first and mine second. |
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Maybe there was pixie dust in that room because after that, the moment was never mentioned again, although I did tell some friends of mine online. |
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My super pretty silver flip phone has been conking out on me, so I had to take it to my cell phone guy and get a loaner phone while mine is getting fixed. |
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A friend of mine likes to create continuations of books he reads. |
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The Mines Safety and Inspection Regulations 1995 prohibit anyone from being in or on a mine while the person is adversely affected by intoxicating liquor or drugs. |
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You know, having sufficient numbers of flautists around sort of satisfies a kind of dream of mine to form an entirely new generation all performing various music. |
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This common mantra of crabbed Republicanism became mine also. |
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Volcanic rocks that crop out in the mine area are part of the Portage Lake Volcanics and consist of thin lava flows and interbedded sedimentary rocks. |
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I giggle at how his eyes grow cross-eyed from looking into mine so close. |
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Up front, just behind the spearhead of mine sweepers, battleships and cruisers, were the command ships, the attack transports bristling with radar and radio antennae. |
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But we all have our weaknesses, and mine seems to be cryptozoology. |
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The salt mine is one of more than 500 fleets using biodiesel fuel. |
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Another particular anxiety of mine was the way that one structured the link-text when one had so many specific types of information and functionality to hang off the link. |
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Eskimo's place was located right across from mine on the east end of town. |
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Permission has been secured for an extension to a mine near New Cumnock in east Ayrshire where 100 jobs will be maintained and an additional 1m tons extracted. |
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They noted that in the Champion mine siderite is abundant, occurring as the chief gangue mineral of the sulfide ores in the dolomitic beds in the Sawatch Quartzite. |
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The modest fall-off which ensued was followed by a more precipitate decline in World War I, the result of a cut in mine production occasioned by labour shortages. |
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It is nature's twilight zone, a place that has repulsed all human efforts to mine or farm it, or denude it with herds of cattle or flocks of sheep. |
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That innate shallow streak of mine can be a godsend at times. |
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A rich gold mine was also discovered, providing royalty payments to the handful of Warlpiri people with continuing traditional links to the country. |
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It is a historic gold mine where students can practice various underground mining techniques as well as research modern explosive and rock mechanics. |
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Based on the very high average grade of current ore and life-of-mine ore reserves, the Red Lake mine is, to our knowledge, the richest gold mine in the world. |
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I remember they were mining material that was higher grade per ton in gold than was at that time mined from the Pamour gold mine in Timmins, Ontario. |
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In the October Geology, Bawden and his colleagues publish their analyses of samples from a massive zinc sulfide deposit located in a gold mine in Nevada. |
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The ceramic dish features a transfer-printed map of the Gold Coast complete with a Spanish treasure ship sunken off the Coast and a gold mine in Burleigh. |
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The nurse's study is a gold mine of information for women because nurses represent a large group of individuals who are experiencing similar health related problems. |
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With the aim of promoting jewellery design and involving highly talented but untapped youth resources, the contest promises to be a literal gold mine of prizes. |
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Properly handled, the bartender was a gold mine of information. |
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It offers a gold mine of valuable reflections on the spiritual life. |
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Nicholas had leaned over the couch between an unphased Dominique and yours truly and snuggled his face right next to mine to purr that particular question. |
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These were recovered after the upper level of the Champion mine was dewatered by Nordlander and his partner and some minimal mining on the vein took place. |
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Because these specimens were collected after the mine had been flooded and subsequently dewatered, the rhombohedra show considerable etching caused by acidic mine waters. |
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It dewatered the mine and did some mining and smelting on the site. |
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He was a particular favourite of mine when I was writing diary columns. |
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The trucks carry the oil sands from the mine to the grinders. |
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But, I tell you, mine are going to be really valuable someday because I'm carving real dirt farmers, Minnesota dirt farmers, and these people are disappearing from Minnesota. |
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A friend of mine has discovered the joys of Japanese eggplants. |
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From 1916, he guided the siting of mine tunnels, and later dugouts. |
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It seems that wherever I posit some belief of mine or aver a heartfelt conviction, some negative, clueless dunderhead seems to follow my commentary with inanities. |
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That is not the case with the cesspool of shock jocks who have followed in his excremental wake, turning morning drive radio into a mine field of endless, mindless offense. |
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Michael doesn't drink, but if you make mine a double, you're on. |
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A friend of mine came with me and we double dated her and her friend. |
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They felt aggrieved by this action to mine their country, destroying sacred sites and important Dreaming tracks, and called for them to change the decision to mine. |
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The drills were boring huge holes in the cavern walls, and hundreds of thousands of the glistening jewels were spilling out into several mine carts. |
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Poor families from Kakanj in Bosnia eke out a living by collecting coal from an abandoned mine there. |
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We were packed like sardines and his whole body was millimeters from mine when it happened a third time. |
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But, being saddled with the wrong sort of piliferous gene, I'm always on the lookout for short crops similar to mine on screen. |
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Yet at home, if a forest-destroying mine or a carbon-polluting coal plant chooses to plonk down on forest land, local people won't have a choice. |
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Therefore, from this point forward, the article will refer to mine action and not specifically to disarmament. |
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A firm and soft press of his lips to mine seemed to answer the question. |
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Given these considerations, it is proposed that the end product of the process modeling should be an estimate of the probability density function for percent mine burial. |
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Mine site, lakes, diversion channel, airstrip, mine pit, waste rock pile, processing plant. |
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The company has stated that the mine will close if it does not succeed in finding a way to continue operations. |
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It's not an old mine that finds itself in an earthquake zone when people didn't even know that was going to happen. |
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Pressure or the breaking of this trip wire will result in activation of the mine fuse. |
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We only get one first love, and, even though I wouldn't want mine back, I feel some nostalgia about the intensity of feeling. |
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Such was the renown of this prosperous mine that an adit and subsequent shaft were dug more than a mile to the south. |
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The clock tower tells me that he took his photograph at 3:10 p.m. I took mine at 4:10 to account for daylight savings time. |
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The Yukon government has spent a lot of money on attracting the Minto mine here. |
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I still think it's really quite wonderful when I read a sentence of mine and it has that quality of lastingness. |
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Meanwhile in Ontario the provincial government has failed to prevent massive arsenic leaks from an old mine and toxic waste dump near Belleville. |
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It reminds me of an uncle of mine who said the London blitz was irritating. |
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Moreover, many mine victims need medical assistance and economic support throughout their life. |
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British Columbia faired well among the provinces in 2005 as there were two mine openings and no mine closings. |
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Since retail can be the canary in the coal mine for the broader economy, there's real reason to be anxious. |
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And what if they're only the canary in the coal mine for doctors and MBAs and government workers? |
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Preliminary results have indicated that Swedish Drevers can become successful mine detection dogs. |
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In Peru, one company has already been taken to task because the level of sulphur in the air around the mine was harmful to residents. |
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I once asked a gastronome friend of mine how far ahead he thought about the meals he would be having. |
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He had been running for a while and had stopped to take a breath when he stepped on the mine that flung him into the air. |
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The Commission sought confirmation from CNSC staff that the fast-tracked mine to mill extension did not introduce any new risk. |
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If we are going to go overseas, make money and mine the land, we should do it responsibly. |
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Less than a year ago our union had the unpleasant experience of seeing the results of closing the mine in Murdochville, Quebec. |
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In August, San Gold Corporation poured its first gold bars at the rejuvenated Rice Lake mine in Bissett in southeastern Manitoba. |
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But for the patient and inquisitive eye, there's a gold mine of information here. |
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The catalog reproduces two other works by each artist and is a separate mine of information. |
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Our opinion: A mine of information and tools for property owners, tenants or investors. |
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Once it has been properly filled, the asset management application database is a real mine of information. |
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The site is a mine of information for anyone interested in passive construction. |
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The presentations represent a mine of information and advice on project management. |
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However, they are a gold mine of information and are even challenging the place of traditional surveys. |
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Site offers virtual gold mine of information and a networking section for members. |
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Each session yields a mine of information that can be consulted on the internet. |
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A mine of information for professionals and members of the general public, keen to improve their knowledge? |
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If he goes through the ruling I think he will find it a gold mine of information on this subject. |
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Addressing so many issues of direct concern to the public, UNESCO programmes represent a mine of information for the media. |
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The Intracom system is a mine of information, as well as being a work tool for employees and a forum for exchange. |
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While I taught him about the customs and culture of the Balkans, he was a mine of information about France. |
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Today's technology makes social sites a gold mine of information for marketing companies, or political interest groups, or potential employers. |
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It is a mine of information set out clearly in chapters with a reference section. |
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It is a mine of information for parliaments seeking to develop these facilities, and will serve as a practical tool for tracking progress. |
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The media have no real mine of information or lode of reporting on policy action, so the observatory must act as a resource centre. |
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A literate environment is therefore the way for our people to access this gold mine of information. |
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To neutralize them, the mooring cable must first be severed, to allow the mine to bob up and become visible. |
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I can't wait to tear into mine by softly depressing my finger on the touch screen! |
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And that conglomerate also owns nearly 70 percent of the Rossing uranium mine in Namibia. |
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Anyway, since the '70s, when folks started adulating the '50s, the nostalgia industry has learned to mine and resell the best stuff from 20 years ago. |
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There is evidence of some 600 mine shafts and pits scattered around the wooded upper slopes of Mount Sennoyama and Mount Yôgaisan. |
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In Ms. Tushnet's time, as in mine — I was four years ahead of her at Yale — the Party of the Right had a benignantly cultish quality. |
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The dog, however, is mine alone, my actual dog, and I dare not foreswear him, even if he lacks for couth. |
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Unsheath, thou loathsome, starveling, swinish elf, Thy sword or mine shall now the case decree. |
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Well, friends of mine at the Pentagon say that the bottom line is bold-faced smuggling. |
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If I think friends of mine who I have worked with over the years are making a mistake, I have no hesitation in saying they are making a mistake. |
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A dairy farmer friend of mine has for years contemplated the idea of getting his operation certified for organic milk. |
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In all cases, the law of diminishing returns is at work with increasing effort required to mine older data. |
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There is a land mine called the black widow or the PMW, a 10 centimetre plastic mine with 240 grams of TNT that can rip off a leg at the hip. |
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Like all of you here today, I have so many memories of the land mine campaign. |
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She was also at the forefront of many humanitarian causes, playing a leading role in championing the international land mine convention. |
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In addition, several training programmes were organized in Cambodia including a media handbook on land mine awareness. |
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Some support vehicle fleets, such as land mine detection systems or trucks for transporting supplies, had very low rates of serviceability. |
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The new antipersonnel land mine brusher deminer is designed to withstand land mine explosions and can be used in different terrain conditions. |
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When you have settled your own affairs be kind enough to cast a glance at mine and have a word with these gentlemen on the subject. |
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Go into the underground mine gallery and experience the atmosphere of the mine when it was working at full tilt. |
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In our experience, mine action needs combined efforts, integrated planning and adequate financial resources. |
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A number of surficial materials, from natural soils to tailings to mine rock, are present in various areas across the site. |
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The mine is scheduled to begin production in October 1997 and will be operating at full capacity three months later. |
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What you say upon the influence of this contest is in consonance with a favorite idea of mine – that it is revolution that calls out the man. |
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But a pet peeve of mine is that we don't make it attractive enough for foreign students. |
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The Ekati Diamond mine is located in the barren land of the Northwest Territories about 300 kilometres Notheast of Yellowknife. |
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In some cases, it is even conducted in remote locations, so participants get a feel for a mine site rotation. |
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However, the supply's inelasticity will probably delay the growth of mine production, which can be expected to keep prices high for a while. |
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Good management of information is one of the key elements required for success in mine action programmes. |
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The partially dewatered main shaft was re-flooded in Summer 2008, extending the mine rehabilitation. |
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This past month a constituent of mine came to my office and told me a very sad story. |
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Let me emphasize that the interpretations and conclusions offered here are mine alone and represent no official position whatsoever. |
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It is also during the potlatch ceremonies that we receive our traditional names, but I haven't received mine yet. |
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The squad leader, a redheaded sergeant, had started through the fence when he stepped on a mine that set off a series of deafening explosions. |
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No, this have been a hobby horse of mine from the days when I was Deputy Attorney General of Ontario. |
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The mine has several sources of acid rock drainage, which has led to heavy contamination of surface water by metals, particularly zinc. |
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Examples of this are mine tailings and excavation of acid rock through highway construction. |
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This was connected with an article of mine against a totalitarian sect, plundering its supporters. |
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We also learned the art of mine warfare, where we practised laying and breaching minefields as well as setting and clearing booby traps. |
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On 3 June, four days before the Messines attack was due to begin, the forward 'listeners' were withdrawn and the mine shafts finally tamped. |
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According to the plan, the mine is only profitable if copper prices stay over USD 1 750 per tonne. |
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He is aided in his efforts by a superb cast, each actor managing to mine stereotypes with side-splitting results. |
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The Algomah mine is best known for lapidary material and copper-bearing microminerals, including plancheite, kinoite, dioptase, azurite, and atacamite. |
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A mate of mine once claimed he could drive a car in order to get a big break as a suave toff in a TV adaptation of some classic novel. |
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Francis is looking for a mine in the garden with his homemade divining rod. |
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At least mine was at least vaguely more constructive than an openly used, meaningless three letter word, which is an anacronym for something people never even say. |
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We made Valentine cards at playgroup, but I gave mine to my mum – I guess I was shy and I'm sure it would have been unreciprocated. |
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To draw the contour of the lips while starting with the medium with the fine mine of the pencil and to redraw the zones to be corrected. |
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What do a beekeeper, a college administrator and a diamond mine have in common? |
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He said the resurgence of economic activity in Solwezi following the opening of Kansanshi mine was benefiting not only the district but also the entire province. |
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As for our ever-expanding vocabulary, lexicographers cannot data mine the information tsunami fast enough to record each new tech term entering the mainstream. |
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Rescue teams continued to drill toward six trapped miners Thursday evening and were hopeful of reaching the men with lifelines, mine officials said. |
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In contrast with the well-known, somewhat similar mine at Panasqueira, Portugal, it is remarkable that at Yaogangxian fluorite is very common, and apatite is rather rare. |
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Every mine produces both lump ore and fine ore as the inevitable result of the mining process. |
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Agglomerate Plant: Facility that converts iron concentrate from a mine into iron pellets suitable for use in the first step of steel making. |
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Finally she links her arm into mine again and starts walking. |
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The board said it believes someone crept down to the dusty roadbed after the last vehicle went by and dug in a mine to catch the next passing vehicle. |
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Not just selling the tapes but having them to mine for his memoirs, other foreign affairs books he wanted to write. |
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For Des Lauriers, this refusal of access to the mine site comes at an especially bad time. |
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Containment is provided by an impermeable liner and all drainage and decant waters are collected for treatment in the mine water treatment plant. |
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Plunking down a mine in the midst of this farming community would spell the loss of land and livelihood for its citizens. |
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A friend of mine was too impatient to accept the fumbling offerings of her two young sons. |
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An incident at the Manitoba Division's T-1 mine shaft, however, resulted in the shaft being out of commission until mid-September. |
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The emissary of my word must be a disciple of mine whose simple presence makes people feel my peace in their hearts. |
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Still, the necropolis of the Valley of Darkness and the former salt mine Trabona. |
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Specially trained dogs able to sniff out explosives are used in cases of low mine density, or to delimit and reduce the size of a minefield. |
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A veritable mine of high-sounding phrases, in addition to the tried-and-true platitudes of yesteryear. |
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It is called rumspringa and I had been in mine for three months. |
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Like a Kinsey Report for the big-data era, there's a gold mine of findings here to titter about. |
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It also happens to be a gold mine of soul food restaurants that are anything but corporate in character. |
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The Kemess mine right now hauls its concentrate further eastward to hit railhead at Mackenzie to go to Vancouver. |
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His objects morph fluently into others: a hospital sonar screen metamorphoses into the rearview mirror of a car, an old-fashioned desktop paper fastener becomes a cat, a coffee pot plunger turns into a mine shaft. |
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The RG41 wheeled armoured combat vehicle features a unique modular mine protected design and integrated independent suspension and driveline. |
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An example of an anti-handling device is a hand grenade with its safety pin removed that is placed under a mine such that the grenade explodes when the mine is moved. |
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Isolation stoppings for sectionalization of panels vw 04 and vw13 in v seam at damini ug mine of sohagpur area. |
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I suppose that is how all exchanges go, but I have really enjoyed mine and hope to make the most out of the last 48 days I have to make happy memories with. |
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