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the prospector
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A person who explores or prospects an area in search of mineral deposits, such as gold.
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"Not bad," the prospector allowed.
When the patent is approved, the prospector can buy the land for $2.50-5 2.50-5e.
"Why did the prospector try out for the Olympics?" Alexa asked.
The community dates from 1892, when the prospector Pat Sullivan staked his claim, leading to the development of the Sullivan lead-zinc mine, one of the world's largest.
For "There Will Be Blood," he outfitted the prospector Daniel Plainview (Day-Lewis) in the raw, worsted outfits of the American West at the turn of the century.
(It was Bogart's best picture, but the old guy who played the prospector, the one who reminded Perry of his father, was terrific, too. Walter Huston.
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The verdict scotches the "Go West" dreams of the lone prospector, the longshot player, the selfmade man.
"The prospectors.
Even the prospectors were skeptical.
Few of the prospectors struck it rich.
Clara and I called ourselves the Prospectors.
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