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The researchers know that the glacier previously had remained unchanged for a very long time--in part because of the preserved larch leaf, which they found wedged into the ice well beyond the firn layer, around 240 feet beneath the surface and encased in solid ice.

Wake [13] found indications for precipitation events influenced by monsoon incursions as far North as Biafo glacier in Central Karakoram from the analysis of snow pits and shallow firn cores.

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Stephen Firn, boss of the NHS Trust which treated Edgington, said it was "a matter of extreme regret" that she had left a mental health unit the day of the murder.

But chief executive of Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust Stephen Firn said that a report into her treatment found that the decision to let her live in the community in 2009 was sound.

At a depth of 8,000ft, the ice cores retrieved were not solid ice but a half-snow, half-ice substance called firn, which has the consistency of wet sugar.

And, said the real estate services firn, if the economy continues its moderate upward trend and there are no major hits to confidence, leasing velocity should increase during the remainder of 2012.

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The Europeans hand-augured several shallow firn cores (10-20 m deep) for Dansgaard's evergrowing collection of isotope samples.