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Northeastern demand for anthracite, the Pennsylvania-mined, hard, lustrous coal that is used for home heating, is so high that Swift's order has been placed on a waiting list.— Adirondack Daily Enterprise
We've gotten anthracite, the cheapest and easier and most high quality coal out of our mines.— SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
We've EXHAUSTED anthracite, the cheapest and easier and most high quality coal out of our mines.— SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
It also has huge reserves of oil, uranium, tin, anthracite - or 'smokeless' coal - and a whole range of other minerals.— MoneyWeek RSS - All
And the uniformity of outfits in shades of gray (anthracite, slate, dove, and a metallic zinc) with everything (suit, shirt, tie) matching also suggested the movie's hyper-sophisticated homogeneity.— Men.Style.com: Latest Features and Articles

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