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Fluor, Bechtel and Shaw representatives did not have immediate comment Wednesday.
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Fluor, of Irving, Texas, is involved with a project for Washington's Metrorail.
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Fluor-Transurban thinks the average trip in the HOT lanes will cost $5 to $6.
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Fluor-Transurban has said it will ask Virginia to contribute to the overall project.
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Fluor Corp. bought St. Joe Minerals, reorganizing Massey into a subsidiary.
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Splats of fluor escent orange and green cover their clothing in psychedelic patterns.
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Fluor Hanford finished removing the 2,300 tons of spent fuel from the Basins in 2004.
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Fluor-Transurban is assuming the risk for the loans and bonds that make up the remainder.
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Fluor-Transurban doesn't expect drivers will use the lanes every day.
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- Fluorite: a soft mineral (calcium fluoride) that is fluorescent in ultraviolet light; chief source of fluorine
- Fluor is any of a class of minerals first identified by Georg Agricola, which he described as resembling gems, but softer, readily fusible, and useful in smelting.
- Fluor Corporation is a publicly owned engineering, procurement, construction, and maintenance services organization. Fluor is headquartered in the Las Colinas area of Irving, Texas. The company employs more than 41,000 international employees and maintains offices in over 25 countries. ...
- Fluorous chemistry is chemistry that uses perfluorinated compounds, commonly the fluorosurfactant perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA). ...
- Fluorite (symbol: F)
- Flowing, an adjective indicating that the substance cannot be made solid, e.g., flour volatile alkali,; or, in referring to a mineral, a solid that is easily fusible.
- Material that emits a short burst of light in response to incident radiation (see also phosphor and scintillator)
