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| I | mine |
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| you | mine |
| he/she/it | mines |
| we | mine |
| you | mine |
| they | mine |
| I | mined |
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| we | had | mined |
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Industries largely consist of manufacturing of forestry, agriculture, husbandry, chemistry, textile and mining products.
en.wikipedia.org With tools such as cartography, shipbuilding, navigation, mining and agricultural productivity colonisers had an upper hand.
en.wikipedia.org The keyword searching is thus much broader, faster and better controlled than text mining of free text and labels.
en.wikipedia.org By 1876, twenty (20) or more coal banks could be counted and with the coming of the railroads, mining became a big business.
en.wikipedia.org The radius of 6km 0 from the city are extensive mining (related to mining bauxite ore), the depth of 2050 m.
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