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GNSS
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GNSSGlobal Navigation Satellite System
GNSSGenesis Microchip Inc. (stock symbol)
GNSSGneiss (lithological term)
GNSSGeneric Navy Stimulator Simulator
GNSSGround Network Scheduling System
GNSSGeneric Navy Simulation System


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Field evidence for this ancient crust is limited to a few remnants of supracrustal and plutonic rocks preserved in the Nuvvuagittuq belt and rare enclaves of tonalitic gneiss.
Government geoscience stimulates mineral exploration in the superior ... by Simard, Martin / Geoscience Canada
It includes bedded limestone, dolomite, shale, slate, sandstone, marble, flagstone banded gneiss, massive white to red granite and black anorthsite.
Ontario stone offers untapped potential, says industry official by Brown, Stewart / Northern Ontario Business
All of the remaining samples were comprised of variations of the bulk host lithology of garnetiferrous, biotitic gneiss.
Douglas Lake Minerals Strikes Visible Gold in High Grade Vein ... by Business Wire
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