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miner

noun as in digger

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Meanwhile, the crypto miners who wanted to set up shop demanded the low electricity rates available to locals.

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From the development of the Weibo uncensored project to the detainment of a miner, signs appear to point to Beijing as the culprit.

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There’s order, illustrating how these miners have a strict internal hierarchy.

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In March 2019, Justice traveled to Marion County to appear with a group of miners when he signed into law a $60 million-a-year tax cut for coal used at electrical power plants.

While cheap power has long been the primary consideration for crypto miners, Colyer says that other factors are becoming increasingly important.

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There was Milan Hruška, a fiery miner from the North Bohemian coal mines.

I remember a producer saying, ‘You’re going to do the gay miner thing?

Of Taylor Swift's many famous boyfriends: "She has seen more shafts than a coal miner."

His coal miner father had been the one whose luck ran out when he was bayoneted to death by a Japanese soldier.

If a woman wants to be a teacher rather than a miner, or a veterinarian rather than a petroleum engineer, more power to her.

He made several important discoveries in the science, and invented the miner's safety lamp.

About 1830 a miner, returned from South America, made a claim for wages for watching mineral left behind by Mr. Trevithick.

Both of them then returned to the place, which the miner examined, and pronounced the soil full of precious ore.

A small miner's pick is useful for cutting out, and splitting portions of slaty rocks; or for obtaining specimens of clays, etc.

The miner's daughter was so beatifically happy that the girls found a new and most satisfying thrill in her enjoyment.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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