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		<description>[...] The Enlightened Redneck » State Rocks: Coal vs. Serpentine  enlightenedredneck.com/2010/07/15/state-rocks-coal-vs-serpentine/ &#8211; view page &#8211; cached  Take West Virginia. My home state chose coal as its state rock in 2009, a selection that makes perfect sense because of what the black rocks buried deep within the Mountain State mean both economically and culturally to her people. For better or worse, West Virginia would not be what it is without    Tweets about this link [...]</description>
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