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Meanings of minerals in English
Usage of minerals in English
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A Development West Coast spokesperson said diversifying minerals extraction would create jobs.
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A handful of new minerals are also found in meteorites every year.
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The arid western region is rich in minerals but plagued by violence.
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Rebels also set ablaze five trucks that were transporting minerals, police said.
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However the space authority does not plan to extract minerals from it.
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As yet, recycling is not a significant source of rare earth minerals.
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As a consumer, demand that they use conflict-free minerals in their parts.
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The exchange listed railway companies as well as insurance, minerals and manufacturers.
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Recycling has also emerged as a potential source for rare earth minerals.
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No combination of the above-mentioned minerals alone would produce the same effects.
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Cambridge Mineral Resources is preparing to unearth the minerals later this month.
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ALLOPHANE, one of the few minerals known only in the amorphous state.
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The student may now apply these titrations to actual assays of minerals.
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The solid stone was soon studded with minerals as they went deeper.
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The earth of Sumatra is rich in minerals and other fossil productions.
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In his home he has a beautiful collection of minerals, furnishings, etc.
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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