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coal mining
(redirected from Coalmine)

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coal mining n → estrazione f del carbone
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Alistair - who weighed just five stone - spent five days cast adrift on a raft before being recaptured by the Japanese and enslaved in a coalmine.
It was a terrible scene..these pictures bring it all back to me; ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
I think I'd rather work down a coalmine than in the lower ground food hall, where the black floor and stark, energy-sapping lighting turns the average punter into a zombie who's doomed to roam the aisles at length in search of moved items.
CheapAsChips; MARKS & SPENCER, HIGH STREET, BIRMINGHAM by Birmingham Mail (England)
They said that deceased, Ashraf Khan, was working in the coalmine and he touched a bare portion of electricity supplying wire in the mine.
Coalminer electrocuted in Dukki by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
 
 
 
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