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Coke
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coke (kk)
n.
Cocaine.

Coke
One of the most common street terms for cocaine, or, less commonly, crack cocaine

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In 2009 H1, the profit of Chinese petroleum processing and coking industry continued to rise.
Emphasizing the need for raw material security, Rastogi said: "Government has so far allocated 12 coking coal and 51 non-coking coal blocks, thereby ensuring 2700 million tonnes and 7000 million tonnes of non-coking coal for captive use by the steel industry.
The magnificent growth of the Group recorded in 2008 was mainly attributable to the successful acquisitions of three coking coals mines in July 2008.
 
 
 
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