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Underground mining / Coal mining / Energy / Mining / Nature / Subsidence / Coal seam fire / Surface mining / Sinkhole / Room and pillar / Coal
Date: 2009-09-14 16:06:22
Underground mining
Coal mining
Energy
Mining
Nature
Subsidence
Coal seam fire
Surface mining
Sinkhole
Room and pillar
Coal

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