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miner
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miner Zoology
1. any of various insects or insect larvae that bore into and feed on plant tissues
2. Austral any of several honey-eaters of the genus Manorina, esp M. melanocephala (noisy miner), of scrub regions
miner [′mīn·ər]
(mining engineering)
A person engaged in removing ore, coal, or minerals from the earth.
A machine designed for automatic mining of an ore.
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Minera Andes is nearing production at their mine site in Argentina and hopes to expand its gold and silver resource.
Near term production in a new mineral frontier by Frederick, Josh / Western Standard
Minera citizens do not want to be absorbed into nearby Coedpoeth, which has the highest community council rates in Wrexham.
WALES: Village fights merger plans by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
OFFERS in excess of pounds 375,000 are being sought for the freehold of one of the finest buildings in the Wrexham area, Minera Hall.
A unique three-storey building by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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