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search of land for
living and
agricultural purposes. The
forest is
first clear cut, and the
remaining material is burned. One of the
driving forces behind...
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Clear Cut Press was a
small press based in Astoria, Oregon.
Clear Cut Press was
founded by
novelist Matthew Stadler and Up
Records co-founder Rich Jensen...
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Africa by
Edward VII, and at 530.4
carats (106.08 g) it is the
largest clear cut diamond in the world. The
stone is
mounted in the head of the Sovereign's...
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larger families, take the form of
dialect continua in
which there are no
clear-
cut borders that make it
possible to
unequivocally identify, define, or count...
- (alternative
spelling to beys)
varied with each country, thus
there was no
clear-
cut system,
rigidly applied to all
countries defining all the
possible power...
- pieces, and
would lead to a
clear piece being rejected, to be
placed in the
areas to be
cut away. Conversely, if
imitation cut gl****
using moulds is made...
- group's
analysis suggesting Enviva is
responsible for 50
acres a day of
clear-
cut land and
significantly increased CO2
production compared to coal per megawatt-hour...
- “toxicological”
realities shown in Yuxweluptun's paintings—forests
ravaged by
clear cuts,
water filled with
toxic pollution, the
figures of
bureaucracy (Native...
- shop in the same
district of Manhattan. The end of Tin Pan
Alley is less
clear cut. Some date it to the
start of the
Great Depression in the 1930s when the...
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heroic characters,
known as swashbucklers.
While morality is
typically clear-
cut,
heroes and
villains alike often follow a code of honour. Some swashbuckler...