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salmo

Italian word for a psalm.
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Byline: By SILVER WILKIE GOOD news for salmon anglers, the ABU Salmo spoon is back after disappearing from tackle shops for years.
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SUL, Stock Forum) Tuesday reported that Wardrop Engineering has completed a report on a 12-month environmental baseline study carried out over its Jersey-Emerald tungsten, lead-zinc property near Salmo, British Columbia, which stated there was no clear indication that the old Jersey-Emerald mine site was affecting the aquatic habitat downstream of the mine workings.
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