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1. Organic Fertilizer mixes usually contain composted animal manure, plant residues, seaweed and fish products, and minerals (bone and blood meal, cottonseed meal, granite dust, phosphate rock and greensand)

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2. He saw Jake and another man in the center of the room around a large granite table

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3. stopped and looked up at the black granite walls

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4. shoulder, and started down the cold granite stairs

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5. Buttressing the old granite portico was a wall in reinforced concrete

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6. The row of polished granite pillars that ran down the middle of this space were six feet in diameter and fifty high

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7. structures were more than just granite and stone, they were America

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8. There was a dome over five hundred feet in diameter and there was a pink granite tetrahedral pyramid that rose a thousand feet above the jungle of the city

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9. Only recently were they close enough to hear the screams; at least their dying echo as they reverberated through the canyon of red granite

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10. Depending on their location, the towers were constructed in various ways; some were entirely tunneled into the mountain face, while others were mainly stacks of granite blocks

11. But with his muscular arms and shoulders hardened from years of toil in the granite mines, he was possibly the strongest

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12. Brodin inspected a stack of the large granite blocks, testing their heft to see how quickly he could start hurling them into the horde below

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13. All of it looked to be built of worked granite

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14. He saw no seams, it all seemed to be carved from one mountain of granite and floated into position atop the crystal pillars

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15. Serrated cliffs of red granite surrounded him for as far as his unaided eyes could see

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16. Around the Rift, small sections of granite had been worn smooth, forming walls and walkways

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17. With Father straining at the helm to keep their ship from smashing against sheer walls of granite, Nerissa flung stone after stone

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18. of granite that had split off from the cliff

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19. That afternoon, we found a small cove rimmed with granite cliffs

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20. A slab of granite pressing down on her prostrate form, with more rocks added slowly, until the last few drops of blood oozed from her pores… Vines twisted tight around her throat, then released each time light left her eyes… A stake skewered through her body from one end to the other

21. In the case of high-quality aggregates (crushed granite and quartz sand) using, as it is shown by E

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22. Martin had spent most of the day waiting at different offices, but finally he entered the high foyer and walked up the granite steps to an upper level in the Security Center

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23. The hospital, which predated the surrounding buildings by at least a hundred years, stood out from the turn-of-the-century warehouses and it's once sparkling granite facade was dulled by decades of grime

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24. arms outstretched on the granite wall he felt incredibly alive as he

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25. He turned and walked purposefully up the worn granite steps

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26. But the face was granite

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27. glanced at him, sober-faced, the granite of her features shifting slightly to reveal a hint emotion

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28. This sub structure was put on solid granite

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29. I told him not to try and make a trench for the footings; just drill holes in the solid granite where the footings would go then drive rebar into the holes, set his blocks over them and pour the concrete into them

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30. Lesson number one is that anything which glitters in a counter-insurgency turns to granite and not gold

31. The granite of your tombstone after I kicked the (you know what) out of you

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32. She began to wonder if they would ever leave this purgatory of granite, if they were doomed to wander in the flickering dusk for an eternity

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33. We walked inside an incredibly opulent study, decorated with all shades of gold, wood, and granite, with rich evocative carpets strewn around as well as tapestries hanging from the tall walls, amidst various detailed paintings

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34. He folded his leathery wings and said through a mouth filled with granite teeth and a set of fangs that could have been tusks for all I knew:

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35. The small, narrow path had degenerated into a granite crevice with pockmarks and surfaces of chipped rock that one had to climb using his hands as well as his feet

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36. He tried to find a handhold in the rocks, a fissure, a jutting piece of granite or lime, but all he could grasp was the thin, cold rush of air

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37. Elegantly inlaid pieces of ivory, black granite and tether-wood intertwined in flowing designs on the stylish armrests

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38. Lord Remis was standing in front of a stone arch, the weight of his body supported by his hands touching the granite as if they had been attached to it for ages

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39. The floor seemed to be made of the same granite as the doorsteps outside

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40. The machine bobbed just once and floated at a smaller height from the granite floor, its voice filled with mild aggravation:

41. If she was in a good mood, her granite expression had fewer sharp edges than usual and ten minutes before the end of French period she would suddenly bark, “Un!” That was the signal for an oral game of counting that rocketed along the rows, starting from the pupil at whom she nodded her head

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42. Sprouting through the granite

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43. signpost for the nearby station nailed to the brown granite

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44. movement as it soared around the enormous granite Pillar before

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45. maze of granite sentinels that spanned the vast height of the

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46. A hulking column of granite constructed around the centre of

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47. When we got to the granite cliffs, I tied the horses where they could graze, then carried John up the trail to the top of the cliff

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48. The shadow shrank downward slowly, first revealing the tops of the tallest buildings whose polished marble and gray granite surfaces shone only slightly less brightly than the gold and emerald of the obelisk

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49. Aligned with the steps, on the city-side of the esplanade were low buildings of marble or granite whose function Moshe guessed, by the different cartouches, that their individual identities were of a priestly nature

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50. first, most were of granite construction with some distance between them

51. Don't waste your hard earned money on granite countertops if all

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52. The runes on the man-sized chunk of rough grey granite sticking from the ground read:

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53. A living, breathing, growing thing, where he’d thought to find mere granite and rock

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54. Under that, the granite stone is, in Latin, with:"TOGETHER IN DUST / JOYOUS IN CHRIST / WE WAIT OUR RESSURECTION

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55. granite and mechware parts from it

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56. She built her attack patiently and her side of the board was a granite wall of well-placed pieces

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57. This was a granite mountain, and didn’t have slate running through it naturally

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58. Covered in creeping juniper and blue harebells, color filled the spaces between the quartz-filled granite rocks and boulders strewn about the ground

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59. Luminous pink reflected from the granite boulders on the mountaintop allowed me to recognize this place

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60. At the top of mountain were ruins, blocks of black granite and marble as big as houses

61. statuette of a coiled serpent carved in red granite, engraved with

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62. “We have mined the veins of copper in this ore-laden granite

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63. The following morning I discovered the source of all that grim granite – a circular quarry of incredible depth that attracted not only tourists, but an unsurprising number of suicides, according to a depressed and very fat woman peering over the edge

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64. Granite boulders were abundant along with rugged shrubbery and moss

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65. However, this block of land and several on each side would remain, because we"re on a granite outcrop, not sand dunes like most of the coast

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66. The land was relatively cheap and when the builder dug the foundations, he reached granite only a metre below the sand

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67. Most of the sandy soil, together with Jon"s planting, had been scraped off, exposing outcrops of the granite on which our building was constructed

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68. In the front yard was a wall made of granite blocks, the last layer having rounded tops

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69. They scaled the cliff and found large, flat sun-warmed slabs of granite on which to lie, barely suppressing giggles of nervous relief

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70. You have never been to my apartment and don’t know where I live, so the final proof of NumbaCruncha will be when you both arrive there after travelling through more than forty fused granite floors and ceilings

71. ‘You didn’t believe we could pass through tons of fused granite, did you?’ Peteru asked quietly

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72. Peteru’s illicit investigations had hinted at the existence of such a vast emptiness, but the reality was not to be imagined by minds trapped since birth in a giant granite cylinder filled with recycled air

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73. ‘Then our ancestors arrived and built Oasis, where we now live, far from wild seas and protected from poisons and radiation by burying deep into granite and covering everything with a protective dome

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74. After clearing we blasted a gigantic hole in the nearest granite outcrop, then brought in trained Vassals to finish the work by laser-carving replicas of Oasis modules into the walls; the ideal design for a city state as I’m sure you’ll agree

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75. We knew the granite outcrops in which we’ve built were the product of ancient eruptions, but didn’t know they were originally islands in a vast inland sea that had silted up

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76. He lurched forward, twisted in an attempt to avoid the granite bench top, but slammed his head nonetheless

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77. The river was full and they swam in a series of deep holes scoured out between giant granite boulders

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78. It was obvious the galley kitchen had been renovated since its pre war days, with new appliances, an Italian stone floor and backsplash and a granite countertop that served as a pass-through to the small, oval dining room table placed in front of the window

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79. ” He rose, took a few steps toward Angela, then back toward the front door, and finally positioned himself against the granite counter that separated the kitchen from the livingroom

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80. Light from the dimly lit sconces splashed through frosted glass and onto the shiny black granite countertop, where tiny specks of gold glinted from different angles

81. Entering the compound tentatively, he discerned some bronze bust on granite in the midst

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82. The rocks were round and polished in shades of brown, sepia and off-white with the look of hardened granite

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83. The kids being kids, rebounded quicker–they’d already explored what they could of the island; it wasn’t much more than 100 feet wide and 200 feet long, maybe half an acre in size and composed of hard granite shot with quartz

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84. I looked up from atop the horse’s back and saw vertical cliffs of gray in red sandstone, green and yellow tinted granite, huge fir trees and cedars

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85. It was built from stone, mainly granite, with two stories and a lovely timber porch that wrapped itself around the whole house

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86. There were several outbuildings built out of the same granite and corrals with horses inside them

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87. Within seconds the cars and the men had disappeared beneath several tons of granite

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88. Cortez remained seated and his face was like granite

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89. It began as a solid base of gray-flecked granite about which had its own glow, yet I could see through it---see the landscape of mountain slopes, pines and hemlocks, even rushing cataracts of white water across rounded boulders

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90. Near the farther wall on a granite throne, staring for ever toward the arched doorway, sat the monstrous and obscene Pteor, the god of the Pelishti, wrought in brass, with his exaggerated attributes reflecting the grossness of his cult

91. Men said you died at Valkia, crushed under a million tons of earth and broken granite

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92. The inner walls were andanite granite in blocks the size of oxen and cunningly pieced together with amazingly cut intricate joints

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93. And everywhere, the granite rocks and the land are covered with a seemingly endless mantles of trees, giant Douglas fir, pine, cedar and hemlock

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94. Granite flecked wind that beats on my

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