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platinum

adjective as in blond

noun as in ore

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“Tidal,” rocket-boosted by these controversies, went triple platinum.

His 1987 debut album, “Richard Marx,” went ­triple-platinum, and his first ­single, “Don’t Mean Nothing,” reached No.

The platinum helps break the carbon-hydrogen bonds in the polyethylene.

It was certified platinum by June 2016, and reached triple platinum status the same month, three years later.

She was a teenager with one full-length release to her credit — 2006’s platinum-selling “Taylor Swift,” a winsome country album with crossover aspirations.

Eventually, she did—more or less—reinventing herself as Nicki Minaj and becoming a platinum-selling hip-hop superstar.

He also earned a Grammy and platinum record for “Up Where We Belong.”

Delta is a Platinum Global Partner, ranking them among the highest-level contributors to the association.

Well, Beyoncé Platinum is rumored to include a remix featuring the singer.

A platinum plan pays 90 percent of costs; gold plans pay 80 percent; silver plans pay 70 percent; bronze pay 60 percent.

We've got to get that platinum shipment off the C-49 and get into communication with headquarters at Deliphon somehow.

Though small, each box was extremely heavy, being loaded with a fortune in platinum bars.

Colloidal platinum in water is negative, in a mixture of water and alcohol, positive.

Colloidal preparations of platinum, silver and many other metals may be prepared in the same way.

Brass—or-molu—gilt platinum to give it weight; this is from Birmingham, not from Australia, nor nature.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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