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Alloy Digest, 1961
Abstract BADGER is an oil hardening, non-deforming tool and die steel having good hardenability characteristics. Tungsten and chromium additions increase its wear resistance over the straight manganese oil hardening type die steel. This datasheet provides information on composition, physical properties, hardness, and tensile properties ...
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Abstract BADGER is an oil hardening, non-deforming tool and die steel having good hardenability characteristics. Tungsten and chromium additions increase its wear resistance over the straight manganese oil hardening type die steel. This datasheet provides information on composition, physical properties, hardness, and tensile properties ...
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Veterinary Record, 2009
While enjoying an early morning paddle in my kayak in the Upper Fal river near Truro recently, I came upon a badger swimming across the mouth of a tidal creek. It was about 50 metres from the shore and paddling strongly for the other side, another 150 metres away ([Fig 1][1]).
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While enjoying an early morning paddle in my kayak in the Upper Fal river near Truro recently, I came upon a badger swimming across the mouth of a tidal creek. It was about 50 metres from the shore and paddling strongly for the other side, another 150 metres away ([Fig 1][1]).
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Veterinary Record, 2005
SIR, – As a vet in mixed practice in north Cornwall at the ‘sharp end’ of TB testing, I was very pleased to be able to sign John Gallagher and colleagues’ recent letter to DEFRA demanding a change of TB control strategy to include removal of infected badgers.
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SIR, – As a vet in mixed practice in north Cornwall at the ‘sharp end’ of TB testing, I was very pleased to be able to sign John Gallagher and colleagues’ recent letter to DEFRA demanding a change of TB control strategy to include removal of infected badgers.
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