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The word 'diamond' comes from the Greek word 'Adams', which means unconquerable.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
I didn't know that the word diamond comes from the Greek word "Adamas" which means unconquerable.— Bisaya Bloggers
It's the hardest subject in school just like a diamond is the hardest thing in the world, but yet you still like it.— DesMoinesRegister.com - NEWS
Strange that from two slaves in the mines I should have received such valuable legacies; from poor Ingram a diamond worth so much money, and from the other Englishman a tattered Bible which made me a sincere Christian--a legacy in comparison of which the diamond was as dross Philip replied to my letter congratulating me on the sale of the diamond, and informing me that to his letter he had received a reply containing so satisfactory an account of Amy's restored health, that he had written to tell them that I had arrived safe in England, and would be very soon with them.— The Privateersman
This diamond is a blue one--not very large, but a particularly fine stone Of course the necklace is well-known to jewel experts As well-known as any piece of jewellery in Europe.— The Hand in the Dark

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