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What religion was theobald wolfe tone?

He was a protestant but he fought for the rights of catholics, particularly getting them a vote. He wanted to break Irelands ties to England and he wanted all Irishmen to be t… (MORE)

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What is a chord tone?

One of the notes in a chord. For a three-note chord (major, minor, diminished, augmented), the root is the first chord tone, the major or minor third is the "third" chord tone… (MORE)

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In Food & Cooking

What is toned milk?

dairyforall.com says: Toned Milk Also called single toned milk, refers to milk obtained by the addition of water and skim milk powder to whole milk. In practice, w… (MORE)

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In Mobile Phones

What is a poly tone?

A poly tone is a synthesized version of music or a song that closely simulates the original recording using multiple channels and instruments. It is optimized for the phone an… (MORE)

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What is a wolf?

The Wolf (Canis Lupus) is a bigger, furrier and wilder animal butis related to the dog. Answer: The Gray Wolf, also called the Timber Wolf or just wolf (Canislupus), is the l…argest living member of the canine family and canweigh 90-175 pounds. They can be colored gray, brown, white, black,or reddish. Wolves are social animals, and live in extended familygroups often referred to as packs. Wolf packs have stricthierarchies, and are led by the mother and father of the family.Packs can consist of anywhere from 2 to 20 wolves (Though theaverage pack size is 7 or 8). Wolves have a very complexcommunication system. The communication system between dogs andwolves are the same, so similar that some Scientists have relied ondogs to learn from. But the Scientists soon wanted real informationand they eventually learned about wolves from wolves and realizedwolves are not the monsters some people think they are. Now peopledo not fear wolves as much and use them as pets. Evolution: Dogs have evolved from wolves and wolves have evolved from The DireWolf which was two times larger then its smaller cousin, the TimberWolf (the wolf we know today). The Dire Wolf died out many yearsago, yet no one knows why it died being a larger and stronger wolfbut its smaller and faster cousin, the Timber Wolf lived. Many sayit was because when a substance came up to the surface of the earthit was sticky. Prey would wander into it. The Dire Wolves wouldstupidly wander into it thinking it was easy prey. They would soondie of suffocation and thirst. But the smaller, faster and moreintelligent Timber Wolf was smart enough to see the prey was stuck,and take no risk at that being them. Wolf Ranking: Wolves are ranked in the pack. This is the list of the ranks (Alphas to Omegas). Alpha Male and Alpha Female: The leaders of the pack and the onlyones who breed. Beta Male or Female: This member will breed with the Alpha Femaleor Male if one of the two does not wish to mate that year. Delta Male or Female: This wolf is chosen as the new leader if theAlpha's were to die. Subordinates: These wolves are in ranks from highest to lowest aswell... but they mainly help with hunts and support the pack. They are like the villagersin a kingdom. Omega: This is the last member in the pack. It is treated unfairlyand has to eat last. It also stays and watches the pups when therest of the pack is hunting. Pups or Juvenile : These are the kids of the pack. They do not getproper ranks until one year old. Until then they will play fightwith each other and that will depend on their ranks in the future. wolves are a carnivirous mammal related to domesticated dogs. thety live in packs and have a social structure (MORE)

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What is a impersonal tone?

Here is an example of a personal tone in writing: I think communities should help the homeless more. I envision community housing and jobs programs that would help homeless p… (MORE)

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In Wolves

What is a she-wolf?

Factual Answer A she wolf is a female wolf, a bitch, whatever. A she wolf is often called a vixen -like a fox-, but most commonlya fae or a femme that just means a female wol… (MORE)

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In Literary Terminology

Tone of the story?

The tone of a story is how writers express their attitude. The written intonation is accomplished by the use of adjectives and can change from chapter to chapter. It is th… (MORE)

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What is the answer to 20c plus 5 equals 5c plus 65?

20c + 5 = 5c + 65 Divide through by 5: 4c + 1 = c + 13 Subtract c from both sides: 3c + 1 = 13 Subtract 1 from both sides: 3c = 12 Divide both sides by 3: c = 4 20c + 5 = 5c … (MORE)

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Am i a wolf?

Yes not a human because I don't think it's just that you can see how I feel so much for me knowing that I don't have the human body anymore but in this case I believe that… (MORE)