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mine

noun as in deposit, supply

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verb as in dig up

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dig for

pronoun as in that which belongs to

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This saw the south Wales valleys' numerous coal mines close for two weeks in the summer, prompting families to head to the coast for their annual holiday.

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Even then, I worried that mine was a fickle nature.

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Yet there’s no denying that Swift’s lyrics about love here lack the kind of depth she’s mined in tunes thought to have been inspired by the dastardly likes of John Mayer and Matty Healy.

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Rod's favourite Leeds players: Gary Speed was a real hero of mine.

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There’s not much depth at defensive back for USC to mine after that.

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