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marl

Crumbling sedimentary rock, sometimes called clayey limestone, including various types of calcareous clays and fine-grained limestones. Marls are often laid down in freshwater lakes and are usually soft, earthy, and of a white, grey, or brownish colour. They are used in cement-making and as fertilizer.
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Byline: ANDY KERR One-time member of Noah and the Whale, Laura Marling is one the leading lights among the indie-folk set.
LAURA MARLING; The Arches, Glasgow, November 15 by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
I have no particular affiliation to the Tory Party or to David Cameron, but if Mrs Marling is referring to the state the country was in, pre-New Labour, then I for one would say - bring it on
Head in the sand; LETTERS to the EDITOR by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
She will no doubt draw comparisons with contemporaries such as Laura Marling but, for me, Alessi has more in common with Joanna Newsom and Kate Bush.
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