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johannite

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johannite [jō′ha‚nīt]
(mineralogy)
Cu(UO2)2(SO4)2ยท6H2O An emerald green to apple green, triclinic mineral consisting of a hydrated basic copper and uranium sulfate.
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Maybe it will be John the Baptist (the Johannites and Benjaminites) or it might even be one of the censored people of the Bible like Jasher who will be re-cycled and make it appear they''ve changed.
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