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Slate is
a fine-grained, foliated, homogeneous,
metamorphic rock
derived from an
original shale-type
sedimentary rock
composed of clay or
volcanic ash...
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Jenny Slate (born
March 25, 1982) is an
American actress, stand-up comedian, and writer.
After early acting and stand-up
roles on television,
Slate gained...
- writing. As
of mid-2015, it
publishes about 1,500
stories per month.
A French version,
slate.fr, was
launched in
February 2009 by
a group of four journalists...
- Look up
slate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Slate is
a type
of rock,
often used for roofing.
Slate may also
refer to:
Slate, Kansas,
a ghost town...
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where the
company expects a capacity of up to 150,000
vehicles per year.
Slate raised at
least $111
million in
Series A financing,
including an undisclosed...
- The
Slate, or Blue
Slate, is
a breed of domestic turkey known for the
slate gray
color of its plumage.
Lighter birds are
sometimes called Lavender turkeys...
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Slate gray is
a gray
color with
a slight azure tinge that is
a representation of the
average color of the
material slate. As
a tertiary color,
slate is...
- Look up
clean slate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Clean Slate may
refer to:
Clean Slate (1994 film)
Clean Slate (TV series) "Clean
Slate" (Kim Possible)...
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overseen by The
Slate Group are
Slate and ForeignPolicy.com. The
creation of The
Slate Group was
announced by
Donald Graham, the
chairman and CEO
of The Washington...
- The
Slate Belt is
a geographic region in
Northampton County,
Pennsylvania that is
typically described as
including Bangor, Wind Gap, Pen Argyl, and Portland...
