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- noun Plural form of
borehole .
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Examples
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This is shown in boreholes, retreating glaciers and other evidence found in nature, said Gerald North, a geosciences professor at Texas A&M University who chaired the academy's panel.
Boing Boing 2006
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This is shown in boreholes, retreating glaciers and other evidence found in nature, said Gerald North, a geosciences professor at Texas A&M University who chaired the academy’s panel.
Think Progress » New Study: All Warming Is Not Created Equal 2006
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The square containing the boreholes is the center of life in Dobley, packed with camels, cows, goats and sheep which their owners keep alive at great expense.
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Suzman said most of the money was used for educating the children up to tertiary level, providing vocational training and income-generating equipment to the widows, and providing infrastructural development such as boreholes in their communities.
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On his part, Odoch promised to address the local needs such as boreholes, bridges and classroom desks.
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On his part, Odoch promised to address the local needs such as boreholes, bridges and classroom desks.
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Time is critical to ensure ownership, management and maintenance of community assets such as boreholes, community schools and health centres.
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It reports some serious criticisms from the project steering committee (which includes representatives of local government) who claim that there has been relatively little infrastructure (such as boreholes, new classrooms) to show for the money spent.
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It reports some serious criticisms from the project steering committee (which includes representatives of local government) who claim that there has been relatively little infrastructure (such as boreholes, new classrooms) to show for the money spent.
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It reports some serious criticisms from the project steering committee (which includes representatives of local government) who claim that there has been relatively little infrastructure (such as boreholes, new classrooms) to show for the money spent.
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