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``With this conservation easement, all of our landholdings along San Francisquito Creek are now protected and preserved,'' said Mark Subbotin, senior vice president, planning and environmental resources for Newhall Land. The production of coffee for export markets involved a variety of scales of landholding in different parts of Latin America during this time period, a fact that has had profound implications for comparative models of capitalism and agriculture in the region. MELBOURNE, Australia -- Legend International Holdings, Inc (OTCBB:LGDI) (a Delaware Corporation), a diamond exploration corporation with landholdings in the Northern Territory of Australia, announces that drilling will be commencing at the Glyde River project and on the Abner Range project within the coming weeks. |
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