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1. Report of the proceedings and testimony at the coroner's inquest in the case of the explosion on the steamboat Empire State, on the night of July 26, 1856 Fall River: Almy & Milne, Printers; 1856

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2. America's petroleum industries pour out fuel and lubricants for the United Nations. Oil deposits below swamp lands in the southern U.S. state of Louisiana are detected by a device installed in boats manned by oil geologists. Small explosions are set off in rock formations underlying the swamp. The subterranean echo those blasts cause as their sound travels downward into the earth and rebounds from certain rock and earth stratas often betrays the presence of oil by the lapse of time between explosion and echo. In the U.S. oil is sought at the tops of mountains, under farmlands and deserts, on the seacoast and under the sea, as well as under swamplands. The efficiency of oil company geologists in detecting oil deposits under in out-of-the-way places has contributed to the vast resources of the American petroleum industry in meeting the demands of modern warfare 1944?

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3. Great Britain. Home Department Report to the right honourable the Secretary of State for the Home Department on the circumstances attending an explosion and fire which occurred on 2 d February, 1951, at Queen's Dock, Swansea, in the County of Glamorganshire, involving the motor vessel Atlantic Duchess London: H. M. Stationery Off; 1951

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4. Great Britain. Home Department Report to the right honourable the Secretary of State for the Home Department on the circumstances attending an explosion and fire which occurred on 2 d February, 1951, at Queen's Dock, Swansea, in the County of Glamorganshire, involving the motor vessel Atlantic Duchess

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5. Report of the proceedings and testimony at the coroner's inquest in the case of the explosion on the steamboat Empire State, on the night of July 26, 1856

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6. America's petroleum industries pour out fuel and lubricants for the United Nations. Oil deposits below swamp lands in the southern U.S. state of Louisiana are detected by a device installed in boats manned by oil geologists. Small explosions are set off in rock formations underlying the swamp. The subterranean echo those blasts cause as their sound travels downward into the earth and rebounds from certain rock and earth stratas often betrays the presence of oil by the lapse of time between explosion and echo. In the U.S. oil is sought at the tops of mountains, under farmlands and deserts, on the seacoast and under the sea, as well as under swamplands. The efficiency of oil company geologists in detecting oil deposits under in out-of-the-way places has contributed to the vast resources of the American petroleum industry in meeting the demands of modern warfare

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7. Harris & Ewing Indiana farmer sees meteorite fall. Now added to Smithsonian Collection. Washington D.C. Oct 26--the Smithsonian Institute's National Museum recently was presented with the meteorite here being used as a vanity mirror by Mrs. James M. Underhill, a visitor from Salt Lake City, Utah. Mrs. Underhill is framed in the picture by a meteorite which had the center burned out while it was falling to earth. The polished iron meteorite which she holds was seen falling 55 years ago by a farmer in Indiana, seeing the flash and the explosion of the falling meteor, the farmer examined his field the next day and found the chunk of iron, nickel, phosphorus and a dab of sulphur at the bottom of a small hole. He took it to the state geologist of Indiana, and it was recently presented to the Smithsonian

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8. Harris & Ewing Indiana farmer sees meteorite fall. Now added to Smithsonian Collection. Washington D.C. Oct 26--the Smithsonian Institute's National Museum recently was presented with the meteorite here being used as a vanity mirror by Mrs. James M. Underhill, a visitor from Salt Lake City, Utah. Mrs. Underhill is framed in the picture by a meteorite which had the center burned out while it was falling to earth. The polished iron meteorite which she holds was seen falling 55 years ago by a farmer in Indiana, seeing the flash and the explosion of the falling meteor, the farmer examined his field the next day and found the chunk of iron, nickel, phosphorus and a dab of sulphur at the bottom of a small hole. He took it to the state geologist of Indiana, and it was recently presented to the Smithsonian 10-29-39 [29 October 1939]

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9. International Workshop on Steam Explosion Techniques: Fundamentals and Industrial Applications (1988 : Milan, Italy) Steam explosion techniques New York: Gordon and Breach Science Publishers; c1991

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10. Zolidis, Don Dr. Funk's christmas explosion (with demolition derby following) New York: Playscripts, Inc; c2006

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11. Greenwald, Sheila Rosy Cole's memoir explosion New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux; 2006

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12. Hsu, Sara China's fintech explosion New York: Columbia University Press; [2020]

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13. Hsu, Sara China's fintech explosion New York: Columbia University Press; [2020]

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14. Fenn, Dan H. (Dan Huntington), 1923- Managing America's economic explosion New York: McGraw-Hill; 1961

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15. Kittner, Sam State capitol of La. and Exxon explosion, Baton Rouge, La

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16. Maharashtra, India (State). Commission of Enquiry Appointed to Enquire into the Explosion in the Laxmi Industries Solvent Extraction Plant at Amravati. Report Bombay: Director, Govt. Print. and Stationery, Maharashtra State; 1968

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17. Southwestern Conference on the World Population Explosion and its Implications for Agriculture and the South (1966 : Louisiana State University) Proceedings [Baton Rouge]: Dept. of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness, Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College; 1966

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18. Musette Explosion (Musical group) Introducing Musette Explosion Brooklyn, NY: Aviary; [2014]

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19. New York (State) Council on the Use of Nuclear Materials Report of the explosion at the metallurgical laboratory of Sylvania Electric Products, inc [Albany?]: [1957]

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20. Kansas. Legislature. Joint Committee to Investigate the Explosion at Coffeyville. Proceedings of the Joint Committee of the Legislature ... Topeka: C. C. Baker, state printer; 1891

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