United States politician responsible for the Missouri Compromise between free and slave states (1777-1852)
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The venous patterning was the result of water action on caked mud.
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Within fifteen miles of the enemy and idly rotting in the mud.
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But the tracks of the boys in the mud told the story.
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They're talking about a carpet of red mud in their sea floor.
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Soon all the bright animals and the children were covered with mud.
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Environment served to model the clay, to give it a particular form.
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However, although a trickster, Raven also created humanity from wood and clay.
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They were among the best clay work we have seen in China.
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Even so God hid the diamond deep down in miles of clay.
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The feet of clay after all are the swiftest in the race.
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The yellowish clay fell in clots on the boards of the coffin.
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They came to a quagmire in the red clay of the road.
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You can also use metal foil, paper wadding, sand, clay...sometimes, baby powder.'
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But to win this event, you need to play great clay-court tennis.
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The clay is perfectly harmless and its use requires no special skill.
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The soil of the country for the most part a red clay.
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Once it was a lump of common clay lying in the darkness.
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The fireplaces were of stones laid in clay from the abundant sand.
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The marbles were made from lumps of clay hardened in the fireplace.
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The red face went down with the other to the clay floor.
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The red clay soil seemed fitter for the miner than the farmer.
