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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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The recent acquisition by Grizzly of the Legend kimberlite provides Grizzly with an advanced stage kimberlite project with large tonnage.
The partners announced in late April evidence of a third kimberlite about eight kilometres north of De Beers Canada's proposed Victor diamond mine project near Attawapiskat.
Sept 24th, 2007 (Pink Sheets:KRXR) is pleased to report that it is preparing to commence a magnetic survey on the Sask Craton Joint venture, which is adjacent to the Fort a la Corne kimberlite fields.
 
 
 
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