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COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a mining community
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She was brought up in a small mining community in North Wales.
data mining
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gold
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It then appeared in the west with concern over, and then opposition to, proposed gold mining .
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It was only in the late 1890's that the company extended its activities into gold mining .
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In February 1990 the opposition to gold mining went international.
old
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At the same time the party continued to contract and disintegrate, even in its old mining and inner-city strongholds.
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Along the coast there are several interesting old mining , and fishing villages to visit.
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What is worse, beneath the landfill sites there were old mining workings.
opencast
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Among the environmental problems related to coal mining , two are considered here: opencast mining and subsidence damage.
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Now, all is revealed through Labour's policy decision to ban opencast mining .
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Jobs in the opencast sector are at risk from the vendetta against opencast mining conducted by the Labour party.
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We will reverse the present planning presumption in favour of opencast coal mining and give top priority to local people and their environment.
proposed
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It then appeared in the west with concern over, and then opposition to, proposed gold mining .
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This became a national issue focussing on the proposed mining of gold on Croagh Patrick in Co.
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Waterford, over proposed andalusite mining at Mount Leinster, near Borris, Co.
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Opposition is now beginning to proposed gold mining in Co.
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activity
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By the late twentieth century, this area was the focus of mining activity in the county.
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Legislation to control mining activity is expected to follow.
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Proposals for mining activities are dealt with by the authority responsible for all forms of development control.
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Hanson's Peabody subsidiary is criticized for the effects of its coal mining activities on Navajo land in Arizona.
area
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Mr. Leigh I agree with the hon. Gentleman to this extent - that the coal mining areas need this money.
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The excess mortality was attributed to coal mining and the extensive use of soft coal in the mining areas .
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We want these moneys to go to the coal mining areas , many of which are represented by Labour Members.
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In Britain, several small towns grew up close to mining areas , though very little is known about them.
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During the course of that century and with the extension of the Great Northern Coal field it became a mining area .
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The major exceptions have been counties in the mining areas where there has been a basis for Labour support.
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There is £100 million available for grants in mining areas .
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He speaks as a Conservative representing a coal mining area and he truly speaks up for the industry.
coal
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Their solution to the coal mining problem was to recommend a composite long-wall method of working.
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Among the environmental problems related to coal mining , two are considered here: opencast mining and subsidence damage.
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The excess mortality was attributed to coal mining and the extensive use of soft coal in the mining areas.
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The authors thus concluded that the excess mortality noted for gastric cancer was probably related to socioeconomic class rather than coal mining .
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Who introduced a Bill - long overdue - to deal with the coal mining subsidence problem?
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The Bari lands are also threatened by coal mining , and national oil company Maraven has begun seismic tests in the area.
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We want these moneys to go to the coal mining areas, many of which are represented by Labour Members.
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The Government must be reminded that the average age of the labour force in the coal mining industry is about 30 years.
community
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Before the Norseman, Red Lake was an isolated mining community .
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Picketline disorder eventually spilled over into mining communities , which became the sites of major disturbances.
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The Government's prime motivation is to carry out an act of revenge on coal miners and coal mining communities .
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The target number of jobs should equal those lost from the indigenous mining communities .
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Most of us had been born in the mining community .
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The loyalty of the women of the mining communities to their menfolk is, of course, legend.
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What reason can there be other than the Tory party's vendetta against our coal mining communities ?
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The four main characters come from a mining community , but they've left it behind.
company
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The first of these was the connection between mining companies and the political elite.
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The mining company appeared to own or supply everything.
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By 1973 this measure was considered inadequate and the government took total control of the mining companies .
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Later 43 people were arrested while distributing leaflets which blamed the management of the state-run Coal Enterprise mining company for negligence.
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This was given nine months before the bank collapsed and financed Gasco's takeover of Cornish tin mining company St Piran.
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A dispute also blew up over attempts by the mining companies to present their case in the local schools.
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Three days prior to that, planning applications were submitted by the mining companies .
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Despite this seemingly unattractive situation, there was a large influx of mining companies prospecting in the country in the late sixties.
district
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The manufacturing and mining district of north Staffordshire has recently been claimed to share the Lancashire trend.
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And consider how severely the mining districts were affected in each of the epidemics in Britain.
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The wooden stemming rod was clearly safer, yet in every mining district there were those who disregarded the new rulings.
engineer
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I can also listen to a conversation between mining engineers and understand ninety-five percent of it, even after all these years.
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He had been a mining engineer and away for months at a time.
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A distinguished and internationally-known writer and thinker, Serfaty was a mining engineer by profession.
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Elliot was one of a new type of mining engineer whose expertise extended to many parts of the industry.
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Hatch resigned his appointment in 1892 and went to work as a mining engineer in Johannesburg.
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My husband used to be a mining engineer , but we got tired of living abroad, so we bought this place.
industry
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I have tremendous admiration for anyone who has spent a lifetime in the mining industry , especially at the coalface.
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In 1919-20 he served on a number of national committees concerned with the mining industry and ore supplies.
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Mr. Marshall Does not that figure underline the Government's commitment to the coal mining industry ?
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The code, the first of its kind in the mining industry , was aimed at eliminating violence in the mines.
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Because Great Britain is not to produce coal nor have any significant mining industry .
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The mining industry knows that its long-term security comes only from selling its product to customers at prices they can afford.
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The Government must be reminded that the average age of the labour force in the coal mining industry is about 30 years.
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The surrounding countryside is quite dramatic with the legacy of the vast lead mining industry still evident.
operation
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This clearly implies that the full environmental costs of mining operations should be borne by the operator.
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Some of the mining operations show this, and the Fens have Roman canals, embankments, and elaborate water systems.
tin
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The driver swears but brakes as yet another tin mining family climb aboard the truck already bulging with people and their belongings.
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The new industries A. Earlier this century tin mining declined.
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This was given nine months before the bank collapsed and financed Gasco's takeover of Cornish tin mining company St Piran.
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From the early period of tin mining to the 1940s women were often concentrators of minerals.
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The reclamation venture provides just one example of the resourcefulness which engineers have to display to succeed in tin mining in Cornwall.
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Professional Cornishman who resigned the Tory whip in protest at tin mining closures, but was too loyal to tell anyone.
town
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Which are the main mining towns today?
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How large are the mining towns ?
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It looks almost as bad as in the mining towns of Yorkshire after the pits had closed.
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What are the names of some of the main mining towns ?
uranium
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Donegal in December 1979 but the story of uranium mining actually begins three years further back.
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During the campaign against uranium mining , the legitimacy of the central state was constantly challenged.
village
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After 2 kilometres, turn left and follow the signs to the former shale mining village of Philpstoun.
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A police Sierra cruised along the A614 near the mining village of Ollerton.
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Born in a small mining village near Glenrothes, he has climbed the ladder by learning his craft.
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I grew up in a small mining village on the outskirts of Rotherham during the fifties and sixties.
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The Castle is situated on a tall rocky peak, some four miles above the now-abandoned mining village of Felsbrockenberg.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And the mining communities, for decades the only real counterweight to a coup-prone army, are disappearing.
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Around the well was an incongruous array of advanced mining machinery and laboratory equipment to analyse and synthesize drugs.
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Before the Norseman, Red Lake was an isolated mining community.
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Hydrogeochemical maps are being developed as an aid to interpreting environmental problems such as acidification and agricultural and mining pollution.
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I do not need the hon. Member for Gordon to lecture me about my affinity with the mining industry.
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Picketline disorder eventually spilled over into mining communities, which became the sites of major disturbances.
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The Barker family had for many years been involved in mining , with for example, the Champions in their mines in Ireland.
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The islanders inhabit the coastal strip only, and subsist almost entirely on royalties from the mining .