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The phrase "a treasure mine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a source of valuable resources or information, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The library is a treasure mine for anyone looking to expand their knowledge on various subjects."
Alternatives: "a goldmine" or "a wealth of resources".
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Back then we were allowed to take pictures once the egg laying began, and I treasure mine.
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The volume of conversation — including from the candidates themselves — provided MIT with a treasure trove of data to mine on how Americans discussed one of the most contentious presidential races in history.
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Previously billed as a "treasure trove of diagnostic potential" [ 5], this region represents a rich source to mine for new biomarkers.
A treasure.
"Manpower is a treasure".
It's a treasure.
She is a treasure.
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