argil

In total, the argil reserves are assessed to be 2 billion tons.

The modern name of the village comes from the argil soil with the red colour.

The chemical structure of argil, which is used mainly to produce bricks and tiles is:

"Welcome to Clay Town, hub of Argil County," Tizbe sang with false enthusiasm.

"You mean like Argil of G'lyndr did to Sa'am of Calhoun?

There are also large deposits of quartzite (29 million tons); silica (28.6 million tons), granite and buhrstone, in addition to argil, mineral water and slab stones.

"Sir, message from Brok Argil, Commander Battle Fleet VI, to United Forces Commander: 'Which ones are the traitors?' "

The future bride's stepfather, Arthur Gill, is the president of Argil Electronics in New York, and her stepmother, Anita Lauten, is the chairwoman of library media services at Edgemont High School in Scarsdale, N.Y.