noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
iron ore (= rock that contains iron )
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iron ore
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
copper
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Earlier studies on the deposit indicated the copper ore can be treated using conventional methods.
iron
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Information was being shovelled back and forth like iron ore or stone.
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It soon ventured into steelmaking to use its coal and iron ore .
■ NOUN
body
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These were a series of ore bodies which occurred in a 5 m thick sandstone unit and became zinc-rich towards the east.
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Until evidence of such ore bodies can be produced, skepticism regarding their existence is fully justified.
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So they want a shitload of land around the ore body -- three or four times what they actually need.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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ore deposits
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uranium ore
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As the granite cooled it squeezed out hot fluids containing mineral ores in solution.
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Earlier studies on the deposit indicated the copper ore can be treated using conventional methods.
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In fact, things have never looked ore promising for the future of transportation.
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In the uranium mines, workers breathe in radioactive dust as they dig out the metal ore which contains the valuable element.
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It found itself amongst the stockwork of veins and rich ore was being found continually.
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So they want a shitload of land around the ore body -- three or four times what they actually need.
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These ores were deposited from basinal brines rich in calcium chloride.
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When rain water hits pyrite ore , it forms sulfuric acid, which leaches out copper and other metals.