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ramous

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ra·mous  (rms)
adj.
1. Of or resembling branches.
2. Branching; ramose.
[From Latin rmsus, ramose; see ramose.]
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Adj.1.ramous - having branches
branching, ramate, ramose, branched
branchy - having many branches; "a branchy tree trunk"
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Meanwhile, the government is upgrading the ore transportation system and is preparing to open new mines at its 60-year-old Rene Ramous Latour plant in Nicaro--in a $27 million effort to keep afloat this World War II-vintage facility for another 15 years while its output stabilizes at 17,000 tons.
Cuba benefits from steady rebound in world nickel prices by Portela, Armando H. / CubaNews
Hernandez told Opciones that an 11-km-long, German-built conveyor system will soon move ore from an open-case mine higher in Holguin's mountains to the nearly depleted Ramous Latour plant, pushing up annual output there from the current 12,000 tons to 17,000 tons by 2005.
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