In instrumental works these musicians move as a single organism, and in their performance at Zankel Hall on Thursday evening they mined pieces like Locatelli's Concerto Grosso in E flat, "Il Pianto d'Arianna," for every last dynamic nuance and picturesque detail.
The 120-page report offered a scathing indictment of Massey practices at the Upper Big Branch mine, pieced together through months of interviews and the analysis of documents, data and correspondence.
In all, they have cleared 82 schools and nearly 3,000 houses and removed or destroyed more than 233,000 mines and pieces of ordnance through late May.
Experts said the insensitivity made them safer to transport than the millions of unexploded shells, mines and pieces of live ammunition that litter Iraq.
The fries, mined with pieces of sweet potato, are good; the "chilli cheese fries" (£5, chilli over fries, topped with a further mustardy-cheesy sauce) aren't worth the expense.
Detail descriptions of designs are given of large gyratory crushers that are used as primary crushers to reduce the size of large run-of-mine ore pieces to acceptable sizes.
They are sort of nondescript, but I loved mine to pieces any way.
Leviev also owns a gold mine in Kazakhstan, pieces of two diamond mines in Angola and mining licenses in the Urals and Namibia.
In Germany, a director is seeking to mine a piece for its subtext, "to create some kind of new piece of art".
Most often they find an old mine or piece of ordnance from the (Chechen) wars left over in the forest, dismantle it, and use that to make an explosive device.
