- thus less dust, and it is
marketed as "dustless
chalk".
Coloured chalks,
pastel chalks, and
sidewalk chalk (shaped into
larger sticks and
often coloured)...
- the
Chalk's International Airlines fleet comprised: 4
Mallards (5
originally delivered but one crashed) 2 Saab 340A The
Saabs were
chartered by
Chalks from...
- States, the
chalk is not
legal there.
Labeling often falsely claims the
chalk is "harmless to
human beings and animals" and "safe to use."
Chalks have been...
- to not
upstage the less-impressive
emerald ring worn by the Queen. The
Chalks donated the ring to the
Smithsonian Institution in 1972, and it is now part...
- Look up
chalk or
Chalk in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chalk is a type of
sedimentary rock,
composed predominantly of
calcium carbonate.
Chalk may also...
-
Chalk mining is the
extraction of
chalk from
underground and
above ground deposits by mining.
Mined chalk is used
mostly to make
cement and bricks. Chalk...
- The
Chalk Marl is a
geologic formation in England.
Consisting of
mixed and
layered chalk and marl, it
preserves fossils dating back to the
Cretaceous period...
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Chalking the door is a
Christian Epiphanytide tradition used to
bless one's home,
which originated in
medieval Europe.
Either on
Twelfth Night (5 January)...
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Flying Chalks is a Singapore-based
company that
specializes in
helping students study abroad.
Flying Chalks operates an AI-powered
platform that is complemented...
-
Chalk carving is the
practice and
shaping of
chalk via
carving . This
article covers some methods,
types of
chalk,
tools used and the
benefits (and ramifications)...
