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village and
civil parish Whetstone,
London Whetstones (stone circle), an
ancient pagan monument in Powys,
Wales United States Whetstone, Arizona, a census-designated...
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Sharpening stones, or
whetstones, are used to
sharpen the
edges of
steel tools such as
knives through grinding and honing. Such
stones come in a wide range...
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Rachel Marjorie Joan
Whetstone (born 22
February 1968) is a
British public relations executive.
Whetstone was in
charge of
communications and
public policy...
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deposit of a hard fine-grained rock
named Novaculite, that
could be used as
whetstones to
sharpen cutlery and tools. The
range is
located south of Interstate...
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George Whetstone (1544? – 1587) was an
English dramatist and author.
Whetstone was the
third son of
Robert Whetstone (d. 1557), a
member of a wealthy...
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supply of rock from
which whetstones were fashioned. U.S.
Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System:
Whetstone Point "Jackson
County Place...
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Underground station called Totteridge and
Whetstone (Totteridge
being to the west of
Whetstone).
Whetstone is
around 7.8
miles north of
Charing Cross...
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Whetstones are, or were, a
stone circle beneath Corndon Hill in the
parish of
Church Stoke, Montgomeryshire, Wales, near the
border with Shropshire...
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early 1870s.
Whetstones (also
called hornfels) are
contact metamorphic rocks useful for
sharpening tools.
Wheatstone Mountain Whetstone Mountain – 1927...
- The
Whetstone benchmark is a
synthetic benchmark for
evaluating the
performance of computers. It was
first written in
ALGOL 60 in 1972 at the Technical...
