Monyane Moleleki, the minister for natural resources in Lesotho, an impoverished mountain kingdom in southern Africa, said: "Once again Letseng has proved its ability to produce extraordinary diamonds".
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"Most, not to say all, of the ongoing conflicts in our region are linked to our extraordinary resources, gold, diamonds, coltan, precious woods that are being ruthlessly exploited, often at gunpoint," said Professor Alphonse Maindo, who is responsible for the social science part of the course.
Extraordinary properties of diamond and the very high pressures that can be achieved simply by reducing the size of sample squeezed between two diamond anvils make the diamond anvil cell (DAC) capable of pressures beyond those existing at the center of the earth.
This effect (called total internal reflection) is also what gives diamonds their extraordinary sparkle.
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The hexagonal diamonds, formed by extraordinary heat and pressure, have been found only at impact craters and within meteorites and cannot be formed in forest fires or volcanic eruptions, Dr. West said.
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Extraordinary nominees like Peter A. Diamond, the Nobel laureate economist who was nominated twice to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, and Dr. Donald M. Berwick, a leading authority on evidence-based medicine, nominated to head Medicare and Medicaid, never got an up-or-down vote.
