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...sources: natural gas, oil, coal, copper, talc, barites, sulphur, lead, zinc, iron, salt, precious and semiprecious stones Agriculture: subsistence far... ..., and tobacco Imports: $335 million (1985 est.); machin- ery, machine tools, iron and steel products, textiles, chemicals, Pharmaceuticals Major trade... ...; inflation rate about 15% (1986) Natural resources: crude oil, natural gas, iron ore, phosphates, uranium, lead, zinc, mercury Agriculture: wheat, ba... ...lation rate about 15% (1986) Natural resources: crude oil, natural gas, iron ore, phosphates, uranium, lead, zinc, mercury Agriculture: wheat, barley,... ... sheep, cattle Major industries: petroleum, light indus- tries, natural gas, mining, petrochemical, electrical, automotive plants (under con- structio... ...ire food imports Fishing: catch 112,000 metric tons (1982) Major industries: mining (oil, diamonds), fish processing, brewing, tobacco, sugar processi... ...cations, 7.7% finance and bank- ing, 4.4% utilities, 3.6% construction, 2.7% mining, 16.7% services and other; 6.3% unemployment (April 1985) Organize... ... rate 8.9% (October 1986) 12 Austria Natural resources: bauxite, coal, iron ore, copper, tin, silver, uranium, nickel, tung- sten, mineral sands, lea... ...ci- pal products wheat, barley, beef, lamb, dairy products, wool, coal, iron ore Imports: $26.0 billion (c.i.f., 1985) princi- pal products manufactur...

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...……………………………………………………….. 48 3.9 Insurance………………………………………………………………………… 48 3.10 Finance Companies Activities…………………………………………………... 49 3.11 Pension Fun... ...y by bridging surplus spending units (savers) to deficit spending units (individuals, companies, governments) who need more funds in excess of their... ...rences in regulations that applied among economies were to the benefit of risk taking companies at the expense of regulatory and supervisory regimes.... ...economy shrunk to 1.4 percent in 2009 because of a significant decrease in demand for mining resources and global economic crisis. Meanwhile, the Ind... ... arrangements, and facilitating integration of transportation, telecommunications, mining and energy, increasing economic efficiency and regional... ... 2008 financial crisis, recovery seems to be better than in other APEC economies that ironically didn’t suffer that much. This is attested by an eme... ...talizations are dominated by telecommunications companies (Telekomunikasi Indonesia), mining companies (Adaro Energy and PGN), banking (Bank Central... ...ountries grew 7.4 and 9.2 percent respectively. Australia’s major exports in 2010 were iron ore and concentrates, coal, gold, crude petroleum, and na... ...es grew 7.4 and 9.2 percent respectively. Australia’s major exports in 2010 were iron ore and concentrates, coal, gold, crude petroleum, and natural ...

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...om the rustic to the plastic - computers, cellular phones, wireless and the like. Ironically, it could never have made it even this far without it... ...t with determination rarely equaled by skill or knowledge. Velvet hands couched in iron gloves, ignorance disguised by economic newspeak, geostrate... ...erica's transition from republic to empire is remarkably reminiscent of Rome's. The irony is that as the United States inevitably becomes less demo... ...ources and to extend its influence towards the Indian Ocean. Two Saudi Arabian oil companies were also involved. During the same years, the Taliba... ...essing in disguise. Western aid and investment can help resuscitate the Soviet era mining (Copper, Zinc) operations and finally tap Afghanistan's v... ... denied by President Vladimir Putin in a phone call to Bush - and ridiculed by the companies ostensibly involved. Russia exported c. $5 billion of ... ... would insist on honoring all prewar contracts signed between Iraq and Russian oil companies and worth of billions of dollars - and on the repaymen... ...enrichment facility near the city of Natanz and an Iranian admission that they are mining their own ore, Alexander Rumyantsev, the Russian Atomic E... ...ty near the city of Natanz and an Iranian admission that they are mining their own ore, Alexander Rumyantsev, the Russian Atomic Energy Minister, a...

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...ed with thick, Hcriil) jjiiiCH. It is nndoiiht udly rioli in many kinds of ore, hilt tlu! inaccoBHibility of the country prevents mining at pre- Hent.... ...li in many kinds of ore, hilt tlu! inaccoBHibility of the country prevents mining at pre- Hent. t)vor tliirt hiirren country are vast lierdH of reinde... ... ber business. Matthews will go into the real estate business at Portland, Ore. A. Mitchell and L. Mitchell will enter the employ of the Rock Island P... ... into business. Yarnelle will enter the employ of Moisman, Yarnelle & Co.. iron n.'ercliantB, at Fort Wayne. Ind. Aak your dl*l«r to ihow you the P«ll... ...igan College of Mines, and is at present holding a responsible position as mining engineer in the north central part of Mexico. 1906—Charles Ruuyon, J... ...sleyan in a dual track niOBt Saturday on AndruB Field, and the indiaations ore that the Purple will be victori- ous by fully as large a score as that ... ...d six mem- of the geology 1 and 2 clRssesmade an excursion to the Cheshire iron mines last Saturday afternoon. The Cheshire glass sand quarries were a... ...- tor in more than forty mortgage holding companies, trust compan- ies and mining companies. He was president of the Knickerbocker Trust Company, Knic... ...he chess club for organization will be held this afternoon at 4 p. m. " An iron hand railing has been put in place at the top of the stair- way at the...

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...n…. Why does the process of Fission within simple Stars end just short of Iron? Iron has an atomic weight of 26: not 24. The atomic weight ... ...ther example is the steel guitar. It is tuned harmonically. You can slide an iron bar anywhere: and it will still sound beautifully harmonic, all o... ...n…. Why does the process of Fission within simple Stars end just short of Iron? Iron has an atomic weight of 26: not 24. The atomic weight ... ...areness. Science practices this double standard. So do lumber companies and mining companies, and chemical companies. Their advertisements try to... ...gle part of a disconnected linear chain of a linear, causal process that rips ore out of the earth, filters it, crushes it, washes it, chemicalizes i... ...get it… and only pay a few pennies. Go to any of the Asian or south American mining towns and you can get ‘precious stones’ for almost nothing. Th... .... Compare the level of human greed historically. Look at the history of gold mining. For ten thousands of years: gold mines were controlled and mi... ...le work for starvation wages in factories, and live in ghettoes, and millions ore poor and miserable and dying and disease is rampant and plagues are... ...te more, and more dead things. More dead lumber from living trees, more iron ore from devastated ecosystems and mountains, more machines, more tools...

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... with rum and roast beef, to the de- struction of their frail chimney. Cast up among the stones and boulders of the beach, were great spars of the los... ...d boulders of the beach, were great spars of the lost vessel, and masses of iron twisted by the fury of the sea into the strangest forms. The timber w... ... taken of it. So tremendous had the force of the sea been when it broke the ship, that it had beaten one great ingot of gold, deep into a strong and h... ... this matter. I travel by railroad. I start from home at seven or eight in the morning, after breakfasting hurriedly. What with skim- ming over the op... ...de wood, are not eminently prepossessing, but are much less objectionable. There is a tramp-fellowship among them. They pick one another up at resting... ...particularly, except to feel envenomed in my hatred of Calais. Then I go on again, ‘Rich and rare were the ge-ems she-e-e-e wore, And a bright gold ri... ...throwing of stones at the windows of railway carriages in motion—an act of wanton wickedness with the very Arch-Fiend’s hand in it—had become a crying...

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...omething in me worthy to command that man’s half-bitter fidelity, his half-ironic devotion. Many of Nostromo’s speeches I have heard first in Dominic’... ...ta, an important place, all are either small and inconvenient inlets in an iron-bound coast—like Esmeralda, for instance, sixty miles to the south—or ... ...le he talked in a slow, humorous tone, she kept her little smile. Agreeing ironically, she assured him that certainly not—nothing ever happened in Sul... ...e for a country where they come impoverished to seek their for- tunes, the mining population of San Tome, etc… .” and ended with the declaration: “The... ...ith many arguments and entreaties, but without success. He knew nothing of mining; he had no means to put his concession on the European market; the m... ...as a working concern did not exist. The buildings had been burnt down, the mining plant had been destroyed, the mining population had disappeared from... ...ns and papers, a few chairs, and a glass show-case containing specimens of ore from the mine. Mrs. Gould, looking at all these 67 Joseph Conrad thing... ...st the long line of little cradle wagons standing empty; the screeners and ore-breakers squatted on their heels smoking long cigars; the great wooden ... ...ps of fire fallen from the two great blazing clusters of lights above, the ore shoots would begin to rattle. The great clat- tering, shuffling noise, ...

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...y side had led to his dismissal; but Lord Fitzjocelyn had placed him at an ironmonger’ s shop in the town of Northwold, where he had been just long en... ...wer of investi- gating estimates on a large scale. Mines were set on foot, companies established, and buildings commenced, and the results were only t... ...t Dynevor and Lord Ormersfield were the foremost victims to the Cheveleigh iron foundries and the Northwold baths. The close of the war brought a com-... ...hwold baths. The close of the war brought a com- mercial crisis that their companies could not stand; and Mr. Dynevor’s death spared him from the sigh... ... folly, than be left to perils which she was so little able to resist? The iron expression of grief on her husband’s face had for- bidden all sympathy... ... an explanation of the process, produc- ing from his pocket, papers of the ore, in every stage of manu- facture, and twisting them up so carelessly, t... .... At last it came to certainty that he had seen the very masses containing ore; he would send one to-morrow to Illershall to be analysed, and bring hi... ...rsation. Some information had been wanted about the terms of labour in the mining districts, and Louis’s visit to Illershall enabled him to throw ligh... ... Oliver Dynevor reiterated requests for an intelligent man conversant with mining operations, and Oliver had indicated a person whom he remembered at ...

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...shanties patched together from discarded sign-boards, sheets of corrugated iron, and planks fished out of the river. Carol leaned over the rail of the... ...ndignant parrakeet in a cage. Two facing seats, overflowing with a Slovene iron-miner’s family, are littered with shoes, dolls, whisky bottles, bundle... ...cing the railroad. It was a row of one-story shops covered with galvanized iron, or with clapboards painted red and bilious yellow. The buildings were... ...us yellow. The buildings were as ill- assorted, as temporary-looking, as a mining-camp street in the motion-pictures. The railroad station was a one- ... ...ys could function; that boys who were not compounded of the gutter and the mining-camp were mol- lycoddles and unhappy. She had taken this for granted... ...le so inspirited that it broke out in long wooden sheds, and piles of iron ore to be converted into steamers to carry iron ore to be con- verted into ... ...o steamers to carry iron ore to be con- verted into steamers to carry iron ore. The intellectual tension induced by the master film was relieved by a ... ...their pro- totypes. Bjornstam told his scapes: selling horses in a Montana mining-camp, breaking a log-jam, being imper- tinent to a “two-fisted” mill... ... an iron-range town of blurry-faced Tatars and Montenegrins, and wastes of ore, and when she came to Gopher Prairie, its trees and the shining spaciou...

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...nest man for all my predisposition to plumpness, would instantly scent the irony (while my companion, I fancy, might even plume himself ), “and to beg... ...oilsome or dangerous land with never a household; there will be regions of mining and smelt- ing, black with the smoke of furnaces and gashed and deso... ...ublic of Plato, and in that later community for which he wrote his Laws an iron coinage of austere appearance and doubtful efficacy…. It may be these ... ...ation, and the rest will pass on to private individuals or to distributing companies at a uni- form fixed rate for private lighting and heating, for m... ...s, of all possible family group- ings, of neighbours and neighbourhood, of companies, as- sociations, unions, secret and public societies, religious g... ...tate. Subject to the rights of free locomotion, land will be leased out to companies or individuals, but—in view of the unknown necessities of the fut... ...ial ex- istence. It is only with the coming of coal burning, of abun- dant iron and steel, and of scientific knowledge that this con- dition has been ... ...of her complexion. But these houses and tramways and things, all made from ore and stuff torn from her veins—! You can’t better my im- age of the rash...

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... by blowing, and his simple tools, pointed first with copper and then with iron, increased and varied and became more elaborate and efficient. He shel... ... life except the life he led. He fled the cave-bear over the rocks full of iron ore and the promise of sword and spear; he froze to death upon a ledge... ... except the life he led. He fled the cave-bear over the rocks full of iron ore and the promise of sword and spear; he froze to death upon a ledge of c... ...e metal to his resources and then another, until he had copper and tin and iron and lead and gold and silver to supplement his stone, he hewed and car... ...o- posed to fire shot out of corked iron bottles full of heated water. The mining of coal for fuel, the smelting of iron upon a larger scale than men ... ... the Leap into the Air was one of astonishing prosperity. Patent-hold- ing companies were presently paying dividends of five or six hundred per cent. ...

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...h shaggy beetling brows, had sung Shrill music, while the tattered flaws T ore over them, and now the whole T umultuous concords, seized at once With ... ...ant of unnatural decree, T o where I lay upon the outcast land; Before the iron gates upon the plain; A wretched, graveless ghost, whose wailing chill... ... Miss Charlworth, a sort of black sheep,’ The old man turned his tongue to ironical utterance deep: ‘He came of a Methodist dad, so it wasn’t his faul... ...heir fires. And heights where morning wakes With one cheek over snow;— And iron-walled lakes Where sits the white moon low;— For us on youthful travel... ...ing alleys overflow With musical shrieks and wind-wedded hair. The riotous companies melt to a pair. Bless them, mother of kindness! A star has nodded... ...ere were groups where silvery springs The ethereal forest showed begirt By companies in choric rings, Whom but to see made ear alert. For music did ea... ... tough Age; not in your beams to bask, Though, lighted by your beams, down mining caves The rock it blasts, the hoarded foulness braves. My sister see...

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...ilities, princely. Yet in every case my pen bent of its own accord towards irony because—because, although at first I did not realise it, I myself am ... ...toys and, I more than sus- pect, most of my ideas. “Here’s some corrugated iron,” he would say, “suitable for roofs and fencing,” and hand me a lump o... ...art of En- gland ingenious people were beginning to use coal in smelt- ing iron, and were producing metal in abundance and metal castings in sizes tha... ...d occasionally throwing out a shrewd aphorism, the intractable unavoidable ore of the new civilisation. Essentially he was simple. Generally speaking,... ...mo- tor-cars, visiting in great people’s houses, dining amidst bril- liant companies, going to the theatre, meeting in the lobby. Margaret wore hundre... ...the public ownership and collective control of land, for example, or state mining and manufactures, or the nationalisation of the so-called public- ho...

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...vidos inhians in te, Dea, visus, Eque tuo pendet resupini spiritus ore Hunc tu, Diva, tuo recubantem corpore sancto Circumfusa... ..., Diva, tuo recubantem corpore sancto Circumfusa super, suaveis ex ore loquelas Funde.” [“Mars, the god of wars, who controls the crue... ...ttle more rein: “Vidi ego nuper equum, contra sua frena tenacem, Ore reluctanti fulminis ire modo”: 113 Montaigne [“I saw, the other day, a... ...sa Nomen, et a nullo posuit natura metallo;” [“And, worse than the iron ages, for whose crimes there is no similitude in any of Nature’s metal... ... neighbouring provinces be- gan to take it up, and to run thither in great companies of all sorts of people. A young fellow of the place had one night... ...sation, I step up to meet it, and rather give it some kind of colour by an ironical and scoffing confession, if I do not sit totally mute, as of a thi... ... that they prepare patients betimes for death, by little and little under- mining and cutting off the use of life. Both well and sick, I have ever wil...

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...ows the bellows, stirs or mends the fire as there is occa- sion, heats the iron, and forges every part of the nail: in forging the head, too, he is ob... ...erd clips the wool. The miner, the builder of the furnace for smelting the ore the feller of the timber, the burner of the charcoal to be made use of ... ...hat is made of wood; a country smith in every sort of work that is made of iron. The former is not only a carpenter, but a joiner, a cabinet-maker, an... ...ferent metals have been made use of by different nations for this purpose. Iron was the common instrument of commerce among the ancient Spartans, copp... ...n. The coarse, and still more the precious metals, when separated from the ore, are so valuable, that they can generally bear the ex- pense of a very ... ...acknowledgment from the undertaker of the mine, but that he will grind the ore at his mill, paying him the ordinary multure or price of grinding. Till... ...ptcy and ruin, and is upon that account shunned and avoided by every body. Mining, it seems, is consid- ered there in the same light as here, as a lot... ... to sell at its former, or not much below its former price. The profits of mining would for some time be very great, and much above their natural rate... ...n price of a ticket is the whole for- tune of a very rich man. Projects of mining, instead of replacing the capital employed in them, together with th...

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... their tidy little wooden house disappear, and two story brick with a cast iron fence in front of it take its place; we should have seen a three globe... ...opinion; and she was a W . C. T . U., with all that that implies of boiler iron virtue and unendurable holiness. But there is was; the pride of riches... ... whole fortune in a purchase of all the railway systems and coal and steel companies in the country on a margin, and she was now trembling, every Sab ... ...don’t make a blunder, now, you own the earth!—sell, sell!” But she set her iron will and lashed it amidships, and said she would hold on for five poin... ... In one place, where a busy little city with banks and newspapers and fire companies and a mayor and aldermen had been, was nothing but a wide expanse... ...n, half an hour apart, one came across solitary log cabins of the earliest mining days, built by the first gold min ers, the predecessors of the cott... ...t effect. Further: Il ritorno dei Sovrani a Roma 151 Mark Twain ROMA, 24, ore 22,50.—I Sovrani e le Principessine Reali si attendono a Roma domani al... ... 22,50.—I Sovrani e le Principessine Reali si attendono a Roma domani alle ore 15,51. Return of the sovereigns to Rome, you see. Date of the telegram,... ...n 8.30 P .M., by my reckoning. Spettacolli del di 25 TEATRO DELLA PERGOLA—(Ore 20,30)—Opera. BOH‘EME. TEATRO ALFIERI.—Compagnia drammatica Drago—(Ore ...

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...umber, not only broke to pieces the chains which were forging and the rod of iron that was lifted up, but frankly cut asun der the ties which had bou... ..., by whom soever or by whatever pretense imposed, are as fatal to it as the iron bonds of despotism. The presses in the necessary employment of the G... ...g because the copper and wood “Bulfinch” dome was being replaced with a cast iron dome designed by Thomas U. Walter. FELLOW C ITIZENS OF THE U NITED... ...protective sys tem and to the consequent development of manufac turing and mining enterprises in the States hitherto wholly given to agriculture as ... .... Is it not quite possible that the farmers and the pro moters of the great mining and manufacturing enter prises which have recently been establish... ...e was deep solicitude because of the long depression in our manu facturing, mining, agricultural, and mercantile indus tries and the consequent dist... ...upervision and restriction to prevent excessive issues of bonds and stock by companies owning and operating interstate commerce railroads. Then, too, ...