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    Manganese was the country's foremost mineral commodity in the Soviet era. Production has since fallen precipitously, reaching 59,100 tons in 2000. Manganese came from the Chiat'ura basin; reserves of high-grade ore were almost exhausted.

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    Manganese was the country's foremost mineral commodity in the Soviet era. Production has since fallen precipitously, reaching 59,100 tons in 2000. Manganese came from the Chiat'ura basin; reserves of high-grade ore were almost exhausted.

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    Manganese was the country's foremost mineral commodity in the Soviet era. Production has since fallen precipitously, reaching 59,100 tons in 2000. Manganese came from the Chiat'ura basin; reserves of high-grade ore were almost exhausted.

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    Manganese was the country's foremost mineral commodity in the Soviet era, producing 5 million tons in the mid-1980s;

    production has since fallen precipitously, reaching 59,100 tons in 2000. Manganese came from the Chiat'ura basin; reserves of high-grade ore were almost depleted

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