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DIAMOND
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DIAMOND
Diabetes Mondiale. An international epidemiologic study of type 1 diabetes in children conducted from 1990–1999, which assessed 31,000 children in 53 countries
Conclusion The range of global variation in the incidence of childhood type 1 diabetes is larger than previously described and appears to follow ethnic and racial distribution

diamond,
n a crystalline carbon substance, the hardest natural substance known, used industrially and in dentistry for cutting and grinding.


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This encompasses areas west and east and 50 kilometres south of the Timiskaming kimberlite field located near New Liskeard, which consists of 22 kimberlites with more than 50 per cent diamondiferous, states the release.
Firestone chief Philip Kenny said the figures from Botswana boosted confidence that the area contained a substance with the mouthful name diamondiferous kimberlite - a development that would be of substantial commercial significance.
The Fort a la Corne district contains one of the largest known clusters of diamondiferous kimberlite pipes in the world.
 
 
 
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