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	tin - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about tin
		Tin mining used to be a major industry in Cornwall; in the 19th century there were over 400 mines.
		Tin has been mined in Cornwall for thousands of years, but the Cornish tin-mining industry peaked during the 19th century, and has since declined.
		Tin exhibits allotropy, having three forms: the familiar lustrous metallic form above 13.2°C/55.8°F, a brittle form above 161°C/321.8°F, and a grey powder form below 13.2°C/55.8°F (commonly called tin pest or tin disease).
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /tin (727 words)

	MIZO CHRISTIAN GLOBAL NETWORK
		Tin, ram dang hlatak atanga USA missile (bomb) an rawn kah lo inven himna tur an siamte lirnghinga a him tur report chu, milian pakhatin a endik tir leh a.
		MCGN leh kan ministry lam reng reng a thlarau leh ngaihtuahna hmang nasa ber a ni.
		Tin, September 1996 - March 1997 khan Japan ram University tha bik, Kyoto University-ah Visiting Professor-in an rawn sawm a, a kal ta a ni.
	www.mcgn.org /mz.html (5583 words)

	Tuareg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		At the turn of the 19th century the Tuareg country was organized into confederations, each ruled by a supreme Chief (Amenokal), along with a counsel of senior tribesmen elected to assist the chief.
		Kel Adagh, or Kel Assuk, Kidal, and Tin Buktu
		The most famous Tuareg leader was a woman, Tin Hinan, heroine and spiritual leader who founded a legendary kingdom in the Ahaggar mountains.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tuareg (1873 words)

	Kel ataram - Articles - Tuareg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Kel Ahaggar, in Ahaggar mountains; Kel Adagh, or Kel Assuk, Kidal, and Tin Buktu; Iwillimmidan Kel Ataram, Manaka, and Azawagh region; Iwillimmidan Kel
		Kel Adagh, or Kel Assuk, Kidal, and Tin Buktu Iwillimmidan Kel Ataram, Manaka, and Azawagh region Iwillimmidan Kel Denneg, in Tabaraden, Abalagh, Azawagh.
		or Kel Assuk, Kidal, and Tin Buktu; Iwillimmidan Kel Ataram, Manaka, and Azawagh region; Iwillimmidan Kel Denneg, in Tabaraden, Abalagh, Azawagh.
	moissanite.yoursuperengine.com /q/moissanite-kel-ataram.htm (470 words)

	About Us
		That is why the Lord has put it on my heart to fellowship and exhort as many up and coming marketplace giants as possible.
		And with the convenience of the Internet we can stay in touch even if you are literally in Tin- Buktu.
		One thing will separate us from some other marketplace ministries, is our exclusive focus on current business leaders and those who want take the plunge and be an Entrepreneurial Overcomers in the business world.
	showcase.netins.net /web/jdierick/ceo/about.html (313 words)

	The Wizard of Guffaws: riddles about The Wizard of Oz
		A: Because the Tin Man stepped on her toto.
		Q: Why did Dorothy and her friends hate the tin woodsman in the morning?
		A: Because he was heartless and he had an ax to grind.
	www.rickwalton.com /funstuff/ridloz.htm (1144 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		And in a country hungry for the news, one of the fastest-selling items here are these improvised satellite dishes made from tin cans.
		In the beginning when its -- the hot season came, they go back in the desert and leave their heavy things, their people who are sick or for one reason they couldn't do the nomadism.
		Timbuktu is the well or place of Buktu, that old slave lady's name.
	edition.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0111/28/nr.00.html (3786 words)

	Design Indaba
		Named after Buktu, a female slave tasked by her Tuareg masters to guard a well at the oasis, it literally translates to "the well / place of Buktu."
		All doors and windows are made by a Yemeni family settled in the city (13th century immigrants).
		The fabric interlays underneath the ornately designed pewter or tin hammered into the door are for decoration and only done in red.
	www.designindabamag.com /2001/1st/artical0101-genesis.html (2171 words)

	♣ Murray Bail — From Here to Timbuktu \| NZETC
		Others float past balancing a load on their heads—a tin of water, a bundle of firewood—very handsome and quick to smile.
		Timbuktu grew as the main trading stop for the caravans from the famous rock-salt mines at Taoudenni, 900km to the north.
		A visitor from America had called bringing him messages and things like tinned peaches and zinc cream.
	www.nzetc.org /tm/scholarly/tei-Ba07Spo-_N79634.html (2355 words)

	Usenet Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Ti siy en ef i wit jor si maj. Bifnu suc ti pepbe buktu fi oj unhu i iznaduydah, anzilisnid oc izje ucze uj gam wi boddosizjab zorza.
		I ofpeluwniz liz wujzo ey i ayjosulyug noz tin uj.
		Ette tin mogti, li depve nuzpadahbil jocra bi ij ec ihla i avzukotdav awfo, ret ib ag eztu irpo i idmagicbej.
	www3.allusenet.org /File.asp?service=21020 (8733 words)

	Rogers Yahoo! Hi-Speed Internet Answer Man Home
		Local tradition dates the founding of Timbuktu to around the year 1100 AD, at a seasonal nomad camp based around a well, maintained by an old woman and her slaves.
		The woman's name was Buktu and "tin" means well, hence "the well of Buktu."
		Hundreds of years ago, Timbuktu was one of the world's great trading outposts, and a vital link between northern Africa (and thus Europe) and the rest of the continent.
	www.hispeed.rogers.com /yahoo/answerman/index.jsp?id=am040623 (3188 words)

	Geometry.Net - Basic_T: Tuareg Indigenous Peoples Africa
		The site is a little difficult to navigate so just click on all hypertext available (including "cap" on the opening page).
		There's a page full of Amazons as they were portrayed in ancient Greek art; there's another on Tin Hinan, an ancient Tuareg queen so revered that the gold in her tomb was never looted; there's a page on the Berbers, another on the Tuareg, another on ancient language and art from the Sahara.
		A trial membership to this group is offered with it you get free downloads of ancient art as well as translated texts concerning the Amazons.
	www4.geometry.net /detail/basic_t/tuareg_indigenous_peoples_africa.html (2510 words)

	Tuareg info here at en.nichefiesta.be (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Kel Ahaggar, in Ahaggar mountains Kel Adagh, or Kel Assuk, Kidal, and Tin Buktu Iwillimmidan Kel Ataram, Manaka, and Azawagh region Iwillimmidan Kel Denneg, In Tibaraden, Abalagh, Teliya Azawagh.
		Adagh Region Agalhok Assuk Bughassa Tesalit Tin Zawatan Timiawen
		Ayr Region Adarbissanat Agadez Arlit Asamaqqa Gugaram Elmeki Ifrwan Tabalot Talaq Tighazren Timia Tin Telust
	en.nichefiesta.be /plc-training/Tuareg (2150 words)

	LP Rock Pop T,U / www.lpcd.de
		Tim Buktu's Barballongs: Same, Talent(2372 167), D, 1982 -
		Tin Angel: Same, co, m-/vg+, Atlantic(78.00971), CDN, 83 -
		Tin Machine: No Ziggy, No Iggy, Stadtpark(SR 003-89), live Docks, 89 -
	www.lp-cd.de /1/1_10de_p.htm (2266 words)

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