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coal miner

[kohl mahyn-er]

noun

  1. a person who works to extract coal from the earth.



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He told Salon that Brown had helped secure health care and pension benefits for retired coal miners through working to pass the Bipartisan American Miners Act of 2019.

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Reynolds said his grandfather was a coal miner, but told his son "don't go down the mines".

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Atkins, 62, was raised in southwest Virginia by a coal miner and a garment worker and moved to San Diego in her 20s.

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The black lung screening program for coal miners was briefly killed off before an outcry led to a temporary reinstatement.

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The version I remember best comes from West Virginia, where my grandmother — daughter of a coal miner, master of the frugal feast — made hers with snapped spaghetti, ground chuck and a generous pour of Ragu.

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