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Agapito Associates Inc Grand Junction CO Name Employer City State/Province Country Dr. Sevket Acar Kissimmee FL Charles P. Acker II Iluka Resources Inc Mc Caysville GA Terrell I. Ackerman Hard Rock Mining Solutions LLC Billings MT Glendenning W. Adams Starpoint Resources LLC Apache Junction AZ Michael S. Adkins Arch Coal Inc Saint Peters MO Florence Adu Newmont Ghana Gold Ltd Accra Ghana Dr. Kodjo I. Afewu Newmont Ghana Gold Ltd Airdrie AB Canada Jerry L. Aiken Tucson AZ James Aiken Minneapolis MN Dr. Bahadir Aksani Demir Export AS Ankara Ankara Turkey Paul Albers Oro Valley AZ Dan Alexander West Virginia University Bruceton Mills WV Geoff Allard Allard Engineering Services Tucson AZ Lawrence E. Allen Aurora CO Robert M. Allender Jr. Eagle Minerals LLC Scottsdale AZ Dr. Raimundo Almenara Rio Tinto Services Inc Miami FL Peter Amelunxen HudBay Minerals Inc Toronto ON Canada Daniel Botchwey Amoakoh Freeport-McMoRan Inc Salt Lake City UT George E. 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