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Metric unit of mass; one-thousandth of a kilogram.
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| The 55 States parties agreed that all mines produced after 1 January 1997 must contain at least eight grammes of iron or the equivalent to make them detectable. 87 grammes per tonne gold (g/T Au) (200,000 troy ounces) above a cut-off grade of 0. Pro- grammes for Palestinian refugees and for the oppressed peoples of southern Africia, in particular Namib- ians, were recommended. |
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