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buy diamond
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2.04 |
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Would you buy a diamond without seeing it? |
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sell diamond
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1.97 |
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George Murray came to sell diamonds. |
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find diamond
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0.99 |
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Suddenly, he found a diamond. |
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have diamond
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0.72 |
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She had diamonds on both hands. |
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mine diamond
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0.59 |
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De Beers was cleared for a project to mine diamonds. |
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smuggle diamond
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0.59 |
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Smugglers have long used carrier pigeons to smuggle diamonds. |
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include diamond
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0.53 |
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Such evidence would include tiny diamonds. |
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use diamond
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0.46 |
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His men have long controlled the mines, using diamonds to buy arms. |
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get diamond
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0.39 |
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Michael Johnson got the diamond. |
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steal diamond
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0.39 |
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So the gun is fired, the police officer dies, and the diamonds are stolen. |
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take diamond
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0.39 |
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Mined diamonds must be taken to local buying houses, which report the quantity to Endiama. |
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certify diamond
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0.33 |
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In March, it announced plans to certify all diamonds sold to its sightholders as nonconflict stones. |
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flash diamond
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0.33 |
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Blink against blinding sunlight and flashing diamonds. |
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market diamond
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0.33 |
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Some alluvial diamonds are marketed by the CSO, others by independent dealers. |
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purchase diamond
|
0.33 |
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Here is a primer for purchasing a diamond. |
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recover diamond
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0.33 |
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The diamonds were recovered and are in police custody, SAPA said. |
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accept diamond
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0.26 |
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But the authorities can also notify dealers not to accept any diamonds that meet the description of those purchased by Frankel. |
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contain diamond
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0.26 |
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Kimberlite is a type of rock that sometimes contains diamonds. |
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cut diamond
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0.26 |
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Cut - Diamonds are cut according to an exact mathematical formula. |
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export diamond
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0.26 |
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ARS is the only Russian company authorized to export uncut diamonds. |