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Things overburden often describes (“overburden ________”)
pressure, removal, material, stress, materials, pressures, strata, soil, rock, load, thickness, layer, soils, dumps, ratio, stripping, weight, increases, drilling, rocks, subsidence, loads, stresses, thicknesses, depth, samples, layers, formations, deposits, disposal, effects, loading, mass, ratios, piles, ranges, depths, light, sediments, cover, excavation, gradient, bridges, face, blasting, equipment, operations, bear, aquifer, waste, handling, sand, dump, density, credit, base, slope, deformation, wells, interface, sampling, present, formation, spoils, costs, extension, benches, velocity
How overburden often is described (“________ overburden”)
thick, municipal, heavy, thin, shallow, little, glacial, deep, unconsolidated, much, soft, sandy, conductive, considerable, sterile, average, barren, loose, maximum, effective, residual, total, low, additional, excessive, original, entire, sufficient, hard, volcanic, thicker, greater, variable, alluvial, weathered, deeper, substantial, homogeneous, less, brittle, clayey, minimum, extensive, stiff, permeable, worthless, complex, foot, excavated, rocky, undisturbed, blasted, lateritic, stratified, vertical, mine, granular, moderate, consolidated, saturated, colluvial, frozen, heavier, massive, denser, uniform, layered, pyritic, dense, dry, enormous, useless, competent, insufficient, pervious, tectonic, toxic, unstable
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