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  • The miners earn euro1,000 to euro3,000 ($1,275 to $3,820) a month, the highest wages going to "picadores," those doing the most dangerous job of crawling into cramped spaces with heavy jackhammers to extract coal that has been loosened with dynamite blasts.

    Las Vegas News - LasVegasNOW.com 2010

  • The miners earn euro1,000 to euro3,000 ($1,275 to $3,820) a month, the highest wages going to "picadores," those doing the most dangerous job of crawling into cramped spaces with heavy jackhammers to extract coal that has been loosened with dynamite blasts.

    Spanish miners in Day 9 of underground protest 2010

  • The miners earn 1,000 to 3,000 euros ($1,275 to $3,820) a month, the highest wages going to "picadores," those doing the most dangerous job of crawling into cramped spaces with heavy jackhammers to extract coal that has been loosened with dynamite blasts.

    KansasCity.com: Front Page 2010

  • "picadores," those doing the most dangerous job of crawling into cramped spaces with heavy jackhammers to extract coal that has been loosened with dynamite blasts.

    daytondailynews.com - News 2010

  • Everybody from the picadores to the banderilleros to the toros themselves are role models.

    Ben Oren: A Bullheaded View on Bullfighting 2010

  • Everybody from the picadores to the banderilleros to the toros themselves are role models.

    Ben Oren: A Bullheaded View on Bullfighting 2010

  • To all bloodsuckers, scumscuttlers, underbellied sly flies, agua mala jelly fish, picadores, june bugs: bite me all you want, I love this place.

    Montanito, Lugar de Mosquito dudemanflab 2007

  • Entering the arena, they search your bags making sure there were no bottles to throw at the picadores, or so I think.

    There is no such thing as a bullfight 2004

  • These are followed by the despised, hulking, picadores on horseback, then the brightly-clad banderilleros, and finally the mulillas, the men whose teams of mules will drag off the dead bulls.

    There is no such thing as a bullfight 2004

  • Not for him the brilliance of the suit of lights, or the massive implacable looming of the hated picadores.

    There is no such thing as a bullfight 2004

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