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Nevadite
Nevadite Ne*va"dite, n. (Min.) A grantitoid variety of rhyolite, common in Nevada.

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- on 2 August 2022. Retrieved 2 August 2022. "Deputāts Bondars pārtrauks vadīt Budžeta komisiju un nekandidēs 14. Saeimas vēlēšanās" [MP Bondars will stop...
- 68–82. ISSN 0027-755X. Mrvaljević, Jasmina (11 January 2012). "Naftu i plin vadit ćemo kod Dubrovnika" [Oil and gas will be pumped near Dubrovnik]. Slobodna...
- Abhinc vadit inter Iusanam villam et Scitrud. from there goes between Jusanam villa [the lower part of Saint-Rémy-Geest] and Zétrud Abhinc vadit ad mallum...
- SUIS Rebecca gives drink to Abraham's servant and his camels 8 REBECCA VADIT **** SERVO ABRAHÆ Rebecca goes with Abraham's servant 9 DIXIT ISAAC AD FILIUM...
- publisher (link) West, Charles (2016). ""Fratres, omni die videtis **** vadit istud regnum in perdicionem": Abbo of Saint-Germain and the Crisis of 888"...
- dienu strādāšu ar 100% atdevi". 15 July 2013. "LA: Starkovam ir piedāvājums vadīt kādas valsts izlasi". 2 December 2014. Spartak terminates Starkovs' contract...
- populorum Maioris Paluga et Minoris. Deinde ascendit ad unum berech et vadit ad arborem scemerek cruce signata(m) (1284) Toponymes Ľubeľa, Paludza, nature-related...
- representative of the tribe Helias Bossi was granted the flag of Saint Mark (Vadit pars quod sub nostra obedient ia accipiantur et mittatur eis Insigne sancti...
- festive semper habito, communitas loci solenni eo processione supplicatum vadit, sacroque et concioni solenniter habitis interest. In feriis Rogationum...
- 945 in records of the monastery of San Millan de la Cogolla as viam that vadit ad Vicentium. Latin for "the road that goes to Vicentium". The peak po****tion...