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	• •• 62 • • Belgium .. Czecl1oslov al<:ia France . ·• Ct,rtnany .. Greece .. Italy .. Netherlands...and sizing, washing in cones an d bleaching. In France, barytes is usually l1and-picked, crushed, ,vashed...steam heating followed by ,vashing with water . In France, barytes is bleached by means of a mixture of sulphuric...1933 and 1934, and with the United Kingdom and France in 1935. In the United Kingdom, a prominent firm...Foreign Oou.-ntries. A· ustria • • • • Belgi11m France •• • • • • . " 1928. 1929. 1930. - - -
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	1k ,s1r ez) calcarenite A type or l1mesrone or dolomite composed of coral or shel l sand or of sa nd formed...tangeite { :ka l •se·o'vól,bór,thH} calcirudite Dolomite or l1mestone formed of worn or broken pIeces of...( 'kal,sit kam pan'sa · sh,rn ,depth 1 calcite dolomite A carbonate rock with a composit1on of 10-50%...porosity Poros1ty in crystalline limestone and dolomite. making possible underground oil reservoirs ¡...limestone and nonma rine rocks in southeastern France; and continental íormations in the Dav1an of Spain
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	by whom it was placed among the Crown jewels of France. It is cut in the form of a brilliant, and is... at Podsedlitz and Trziblitz in Bo¬ hemia. In France, on the banks of the stream Riou Fezzouliou, 37...which is cut the figure of Henry the Fourth of France. This gem was engraved by the celebrated ar¬ ...along with mica and quartz ; and is at Mauleon in France imbedded in stea¬ tite. • Observations. 1. Distinctive...Mar- magne, and a little to the west of Nantz in France. Asia.—The finest beryls are found in veins that
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	*(2001) Library of Congress Subject Headings* (24th ed.) Vol. 1 - A-C. Library of Congress, Washington, D. C.**	Book (volume)
	that place follows the subject, as in Labor supply France. If the geographic entity is the name of a region...under the name of the country, as with Labor supply France Paris. The major exception to interposing the name...can be subdivided by place, as in Labor supply France, or geographic headings may be subdivided by topic...Geog) means that the subject, as in Labor supply France. — place will follow If, PATTERN HEADINGS however...topical and the subdivisions under the headings France, vide the reference structure for other headings
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	Rings (Algebra) NT Palais id6al (Hauterives, France) Alexander ideals Class groups (Mathematics) Divisor...languages (Electronic Ideal Palace (Hauterives, France) NT in art [QA247] Memetics [QA 76. 73.1]...Ideologues (French philosophers) BT Philosophers France Ideology (May Subd Geog) [B823. 3 (Philosophy)]...BT Mountains — Romania Ig USE Ch&teau d’lf (France) BT I Ifa (Religion) Ifa (Cult) USE BT ...glomerulonephritis (May Subd Geog) [RC918.I35] (France) d’lf (France) Islands— France He [DT5 1 5.45.133] Immunoglobulin
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	Gypsum (also halite, sodium nitrate) Calcite (also dolomite, apatite) Olivine-hornblende (also pyroxenes)...Russia, several Balkan countries, and north¬ ern France, Belgium, and Poland and the Argentine pampa. Loess...Derivation of Elements Formative Element alb L. albas, white and aqu Modified from Ando L. aqua, water

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Dolomite from Albas, Narbonne, Aude, Occitanie, France

Dolomite from
Albas, Narbonne, Aude, Occitanie, France