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black coal

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black coal [¦blak ′kōl]
(geology)


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Instead, it is my view that we should concentrate on our own backyard, where black coal, and the carboniferous mud that is Victoria's and South Australia's brown coal, provide most of our electricity.
According to a report in New Scientist, cities will become more colorful as pollution patterns change and wind-swept rain washes away the black coal soot typical of the 20th century.
The powerful son of Crash overcame early traffic problems to take charge down the back and he raced clear in the dying strides to score by four-and-a-half lengths over Black Coal in 28.
 
 
 
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