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Alonso Singh
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9 June, 21:38
Why is diamond ore not an ore?
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Douglas Boyer
9 June, 21:41
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It is not a metal. Ores have to be metals
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Darryl Cameron
9 June, 21:52
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Because the diamond or is not a metal and all ores specifically have to be metals
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