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'Silver is a valuable, extremely malleable metal that is subject to tarnishing. It is mined as a commodity. In is also, in many lands and particularly among the middle class of those lands, money, the most easily exchanged commodity, and hence the unit of exchange. Mount Gries was formerly an important site of silver mining. The abandoned min

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	Silver is a valuable, extremely ~~malliable~~ metal that is subject to tarnishing. It is [[silver mining\|mined]] as a [[commodity]]. In is also, in many [[land\|lands]] and particularly among the [[middle class]] of those lands, [[money]], the most easily [[exchanged]] [[commodity]], and hence the [[unit of exchange]]. [[Mount Gries]] was formerly an important site of [[silver mining]].		'''Silver'' is a valuable, extremely malleable [[metal]] that is subject to tarnishing. It is [[silver mining\|mined]] as a [[commodity]]. In is also, in many [[land\|lands]] and particularly among the [[middle class]] of those lands, [[money]], the most easily [[exchanged]] [[commodity]], and hence the [[unit of exchange]]. [[Mount Gries]] was formerly an important site of [[silver mining]]. The abandoned min

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