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1) Geology: loam soil, loamy soil3) Automobile industry: binder soil, clay-bearing soil, clayey ground4) Mining: clayey soil, clayish soil, clayly soil, loamy ground5) Oil: clay soil6) Makarov: argillaceous material, heavy ground, heavy soil -
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2) Geology: adole, argil sand ground, argillaceous sand ground, argillo-arenaceous ground, lam, loam soil, loamy soil, mild clay3) Naval: clayey ground4) Engineering: sandy loam, weak clay, weak kaolinite clay5) Construction: dawk, donk, sand clay, sandy clay6) Railway term: clayed soil, paddy soil, silt7) Mining: clay-bearing soil, clayish soil, clayly soil, lamb, loum8) Forestry: argilloarenaceous ground, clay-loam9) Silicates: loamy clay10) Sakhalin energy glossary: clay11) Cement: paddy field soil (20% глинистых и 40% песчаных частиц)
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