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minerals

  1. In the diet, certain substances necessary for the maintenance of life and good health. Some are essential components of bodily substances, such as the calcium in bones and the iron in hemoglobin, whereas others help regulate the activities of metabolism. (See under “Earth Sciences.”)



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And as the Times pointed out about what sad fate likely awaits Venezuelans, “with its oil, gold and other minerals, there are many spoils.”

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This would give athletes more vitamins and minerals they might lose during a bleed.

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Scientists believe these features contain minerals produced by chemical reactions that could be associated with ancient Martian microbes.

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Shades resembling minerals, stones and grasses compared to custom blended paints.

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Pigments made of minerals including hematite and rocks like lapis lazuli are ground into nanoparticles and suspended in silica, resembling “melted glass,” as Magaloni describes.

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