The argument that the Russians are successfully prospecting for oil in unlikely places is dubious at best. |
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The search for biologically active natural products is sometimes referred to as biodiversity prospecting or bioprospecting. |
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Around the same time, the price of gold rose and Hawk took up gold prospecting, living in tents and mining shacks from the southwest to Alaska. |
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The birds prospecting for nesting sites were most attracted to areas where other birds had large broods of robust infants. |
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Any individual or company with a valid prospecting licence can apply for a prospecting permit. |
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Haig was taking full advantage of the bright conditions at night for prospecting expeditions. |
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He also argued that economic depressions stimulated goldmining by lowering costs and releasing labour for prospecting. |
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Almost every NBA team has one or more people prospecting in the statistical mine, and many NFL teams do, too. |
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He returned occasionally to South Australia but eventually went back to the west, surveying and prospecting. |
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Then Joseph finds gold in a creek, first hides this from his family, then abandons them to go prospecting. |
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Refraction seismic prospecting concerns itself with the first longitudinal wave front impetus to reach any point by any path. |
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The Siniktarvik Hotel, which also houses one of the few restaurants in the community, has already seen an impact from prospecting. |
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Diamond drilling bits were used in prospecting, and thermal ore processing allowed winter panning in placer mines. |
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World War II brought a tungsten boom, and the bright fluorescence of scheelite made it an obvious target for night prospecting. |
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Thus ended my career into the field of justice, and I had retired my spurs to pursue the more gentile path of gold prospecting. |
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Males that had been reared at site A suffered fewer attacks when prospecting at site A than birds originating from other areas. |
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In recent years there has been a flurry of headlines about prospecting companies coming to the Highlands in search of precious gems. |
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Before that, he had spent six months with Antipodean cousins, in an old prospecting town, panning for gold. |
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The Rockies are home to several campgrounds, ghost towns, gold prospecting sites, and national parks. |
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Surveyors, prospecting for a new railway line between Hamley and Ashcombe, discover Dunster's body and an incriminating knife belonging to Dixon. |
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In March cirl buntings begin to pair up and start prospecting for nest sites. |
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Therefore, significant material and human resources were pressed into gold prospecting and mining. |
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Access special list and postage rates to make your prospecting campaigns more cost-effective. |
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A magnetic and geophysical prospecting program has been initiated with the aim of uncovering further sites. |
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Cold call prospecting to well-targeted lists is one of Atelka's core competencies. |
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You will look after the existing clients and assure prospecting and new business opportunities. |
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On the morning of May 20th, Michalak awoke early in the morning and began prospecting in an area he later attempted to keep secret. |
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The measure seeks to transfer the control of mineral rights to the state, and requires companies to apply to the ministry for prospecting and mining rights. |
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On the other hand, imagine how a middle manager in an oil company would respond to emailers complaining about how the company was prospecting for oil and marketing itself. |
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They also actively seek potential foreign investors through prospecting and networking. |
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The mine was founded in 1843 by the state prospecting commission by digging two prospect shafts one of which later became the main working pit. |
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The same prospecting, mapping and countryside information work is underway for an additional lot of sodded bands located in various towns. |
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More knowledgeable observers have been plugging away, doing a bit of prospecting, geophysical and geological work, and have found diamonds. |
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Not forgetting that technical know-how and prospecting are thin on the ground and lack credit. |
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The long, cold line-ups in front of the mining recorder's office in Iqaluit paid off this week as mining companies received their much-coveted prospecting permits. |
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When she died, aged 75, she was still prospecting, close to the Arctic circle, having benevolently spent much of her fortune on schools and frontier hospitals. |
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Poaching and derangement pressures directly threaten the later and new pressures are arising with petrol prospecting in the region. |
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At the time, it consisted in making the dog search for sulfurous rocks for prospecting purposes. |
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Overseas prospecting companies already have satellite data on the location of India's gold reserves and these look tempting enough to start a gold fever. |
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He keeps his fingers crossed that one of the two oil groups prospecting on and off shore will strike oil in commercial quantities. |
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The geographic distribution of its prospecting activities and of foreign investor missions remained virtually unchanged from the previous year. |
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A good placer geologist can do much of his work by walking a prospecting grid. |
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It is noteworthy that the recent prospecting work did not allow a systematic sampling of the outcropping rocks. |
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Russia is prospecting for minerals beneath the seabed there. |
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It was not until 1969 and the chance discovery by a team of Japanese glaciologists of nine meteorite fragments in Antarctica that the idea arose of first prospecting the deserts of ice and then those of heat. |
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In Frome, Somerset, Eng., an earthenware pot containing more than 52,000 Roman coins dated to the 3rd century ce was discovered in a farmer's field by David Crisp, who was prospecting in the area with a metal detector. |
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Such examples of prospecting for the world's information resources by fair means and foul are commonplace and characterise the global media economy. |
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The guide, available in print and on compact disk, walks the reader through various aspects of the mining cycle, from the very early stages of prospecting and exploration to reclamation and abandonment. |
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First used for prospecting only, the drillings will later, around 1960, allow the desalination of saliferous rock by direct injection, a technique still used today. |
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Responsibilities will include growing the assigned territory by prospecting for new business through telephone sales and outside sales activities including, cold calling, territory planning and relationship building. |
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The proceeds go toward prospecting supplies. |
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The purpose of Golden Tag' prospecting program was to review the geological setting of known auriferous zones and to prospect promising new exploration targets. |
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The corporation's mandate would also include administering tax credits and any other activity that could be advantageously entrusted to it, such as foreign investment prospecting. |
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Expense and risk combine to make oil prospecting and production an outstanding field for enterprise, but it is one to be tackled only by venturesome men. |
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The project: a three phase project examining the geological setting of the Kimmirut sapphire deposit, developing a prospecting course specifically aimed at gemstone prospecting and delivering the course to the communities. |
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Small-time local miners, little more than licensed freelancers prospecting by hand, were disappointed to find that most of the mines near the surface had been exhausted. |
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At a regular club meeting, pass out prospecting lists to each member. |
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We feel it is crucial that the issue of assessing resources and the drive towards prospecting for and developing hydrocarbons at both European and world level be the subject of far-reaching debate. |
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Miners who had moved to Washington and Oregon after the California rush had ended moved north to the banks of the Thompson and Fraser rivers, and began prospecting for gold. |
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Spend time selecting and prospecting your client portfolio. |
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One program will include an optional prospecting course, taught at an exploration camp, and another is integrated with a course for helpers of diamond drillers. |
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Rigor, analytical thinking and prospecting skills which are coupled with creativity, will enable students to imagine new solutions, enacting meaning and progress. |
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For close to a century, this has been the main mining region of Quebec and there is still a great deal of prospecting for precious and other metals carried out in the region. |
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Don't ignore your current customer base when prospecting. |
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Administration costs, financings, prospecting of property, advertising and promotion decreased and stock options compensation increased this year. |
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In the southeast part of the property, English Township prospecting has uncovered epidotic volcanic rock with heavy sulphides. |
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In 2006 Nujoma established Ancash Investments, which obtained seven exclusive uranium prospecting licenses. |
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This increases breeding success, provides a place for returning mates to reunite, and reduces the costs of prospecting for a new site. |
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For mature terrestrial mining the value can start as early as prospecting and application. |
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This was also the beginning of geological prospecting, mining, and local lead production. |
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In 1957, a South African adventurer, colonel Jack Scott, accompanied by a young man named Keith Whitelock, set out prospecting for diamonds. |
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At least two glaucous gulls continue to inhabit the Menai Straits, but five avocets that spent a weekend at RSPB Conwy moved on, despite mating and prospecting for nests. |
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Copper-Nickel mineralization in the area has been traced by prospecting for more than 2 km within late gabbroic dykes along northeast controlling structures. |
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Commercially, geophysical prospecting companies also use magnetic detectors to identify naturally occurring anomalies from ore bodies, such as the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly. |
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Mineral exploration and estimation of reserve through various prospecting methods are done to determine the method and type of mining in addition to profitability condition. |
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Regional prospecting for ores based on heavy minerals in glacial till. |
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