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Jaelynn Johnston
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21 December, 04:00
4 examples of soft rocks
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Riley Fletcher
21 December, 04:10
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Limestone, flagstone, sandstone, and igneous rock.
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Derrick Melendez
21 December, 04:23
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Mudstone, chalk, coal, shale
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