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a massive hard dark quartz that produces a spark when struck by steel
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an implement of flint used in prehistoric cultures
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a piece of flint
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Austin: father 1812—1886 and son 1836—1915 American physicians
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river 265 miles (426 kilometers) long in western Georgia flowing south and southwest into Lake Seminole
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city in southeast central Michigan north-northwest of Detroit population 102,434
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administrative area of northeastern Wales bordering England and the Irish Sea area 169 square miles (438 square kilometers), population 152,506
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corn of a variety (Zea mays indurata) having kernels with a very hard smooth seed coat enclosing a small amount of soft endosperm
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heavy brilliant glass that contains lead oxide, has a relatively high refractive index, and is used in lenses and prisms
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archaeological site in northern Texas northeast of Amarillo