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What is the highest score ever achieved in a game of Scrabble?
The highest score ever achieved in a game of Scrabble is 850 points.
What is the highest snooker break ever achieved in a professional match?
The highest snooker break ever achieved in a professional match is 147.
What is the fastest speed ever achieved on a bike?
The fastest speed ever achieved on a bike is 183.9 miles per hour (296.009 kilometers per hour).
What is the longest anechoic chamber record ever achieved?
The longest anechoic chamber record ever achieved is 45 minutes and 47 seconds, set by Microsoft in 2015.
What has Madonna achieved?
Probably more than you will ever dream of!
Did anyone ever achieved the rank of specialist 9th class?
No
Why Nothing great can ever be achieved for enthusiasm?
nothing great was ever achiever without enthusiasm what does it mean
What is the fastest speed ever achieved on a bicycle without drafting?
The fastest speed ever achieved on a bicycle without drafting is 183.9 miles per hour, set by Denise Mueller-Korenek in 2018.
What is the fastest speed ever achieved on a bicycle?
The fastest speed ever achieved on a bicycle is 183.9 miles per hour (296.009 kilometers per hour), set by Denise Mueller-Korenek in 2018.
What is the record for the fastest tennis hit ever recorded and who achieved it?
The record for the fastest tennis hit ever recorded is 163.7 mph (263.4 km/h) and it was achieved by Samuel Groth of Australia in 2012.
What is the highest rank ever achieved by a Gurkha in the British Army?
The highest rank ever achieved by a Gurkha in the British Army is that of Brigadier. This rank has been held by several Gurkhas, with Brigadier General T.B. Thapa being one of the notable figures. The Gurkhas have a distinguished history of service and have earned respect and recognition within the British military for their bravery and dedication.
What is the fastest speed ever achieved by a bicycle without drafting?
The fastest speed ever achieved by a bicycle without drafting is 183.9 mph (296.009 km/h) by Denise Mueller-Korenek in September 2018.
