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"Oh, I carn't!" cried Bert, near blubbering, and staring with starting eyes.
I carn' stand,this," he said, and crept back from the rocks to the grass and crouched down, and suddenly wild sorrow for the death of Kurt, Kurt the brave, Kurt the kindly, came to his help and he broke from whimpering to weeping.
Carn said the plume has most likely reached the stratosphere - the second major layer of Earth's atmosphere, above the troposphere - meaning it is more likely to have an effect on aviation and climate.
The team said at least five of the bluestones and "probably more" came from Carn Goedog.
Based on their analysis, the team concluded that the "bluestones"used for the smaller upright structures of Stonehenge were quarried at Carn Goedog.
Lochaber Mountain Rescue team said: "We had to recover a young climber who unfortunately lost her life following an accident on Carn Dearg.
Carn Brea should show his class at Sheffield this evening
However it's unlikely his dulcet tones will be heard as Carn Farm where the lots will include farm machinery and tools.
CARN was previously held 100% by China Africa Resources plc, formerly listed on AIM, and now known as Pembridge Resources, listed on the standard list of the LSE.
The aim of this study was to evaluate whether administration of CARN in carrageenan induced hind paw edema (model of local acute inflammatory reaction) and in adjuvant arthritis (subchronic model of rodent polyarthritis) would ameliorate inflammation, OS, and disease progression.
Ian Bell, 60, from Hertfordshire, was found by the mountain rescue team on Carn Mor Dearg on Tuesday.
L e Centre africain des ressources naturelles (CARN) de la Banque africaine de developpement (BAD) est pret a collaborer avec le Maroc pour realiser sa strategie miniere, a affirme, mardi a Rabat, sa directrice, Sheila Khama.
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