clu·nes (kl  n z)pl.n. The buttocks. |
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Chile's second largest privately-owned mine, Dona Ines de Collahuasi, has spent $240,000 on wireless networks at a mine-owned hotel where workers stay during a shift; in extraction systems; and on board loading trucks, says Arnolgo Clunes, computer manager for the hotel. In a nutshell: Handsomely produced, and Clunes is excellent, but a smidgen too fussy. Under David Loader's leadership, Wesley College built a one-of-a-kind campus in the country town of Clunes (several hours from Melbourne). |
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