Yes. It's called a weak jump overcall and is most commonly used after your opponent opens the bidding (1C by your right-hand opponent, 3H by you). A preemptive overcall can also be made after both opponents have bid (1C on your left, Pass by partner, 1H on your right, 2S by you). Some pairs agree to play weak jump-shifts by responder -- 1C by partner, Pass, 2S by you shows a very weak hand (around 3 to 7 high-card-points) and a 6+-card suit. Other pairs agree that responder's jump is preemptive only in competition (partner opens and your right-hand opponent overcalls or doubles).
There has a bridge crossing the Thames at the site of the current London Bridge for around 2000 years. Over the years, the bridge has been destroyed by war, storm and fire and, of course, rebuilt. The current bridge was opened in 1973 - the previous one having been sold to Robert McCulloch in 1968.
The present London Bridge opened in 1973 and Queen Elizabeth II was on the British Throne at the time. However, there has been a bridge on the same site since Roman times which has been replaced at various times over the centuries. The previous bridge to the present one was built in 1820 and is now at Lake Havasu City in Arizona.
Windows Media Player 9 has been upgraded from the previous version in visualizers, interface, playlist system, CD burning software and many other aspects.
The P.F.A winner in 2009 has not been announced the previous one was Ryan Giggs.
Gehrig replaced Wally Pipp, who had been hit in the head with a baseball the previous day.
The answer is in the previous lesson. She should have been here on the previous day.
The bridge was called: Cadgers Bridge. I myself have been to Biggar.
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So Londoners could cross the Thames river. The present London Bridge was opened in 1973 and it replaced the previous one which was built in 1820. That older bridge was dismantled and has now been re-assembled in Lake Havasu City in Arizona as a tourist attraction.
The 1720 type of transport is a transport where a bridge has been built. The bridge is called the Hermitage Bridge and opened in 1720 as a wooden bridge.
The bridge over the Avon at the end of Bridge street is called Clopton Bridge. There's been a bridge there forever, but not necessarily the one that's there now.
London Bridge is the oldest, a bridge has been on or near the present site since Roman times. The actual bridge of course has been replaced a number of times the last in 1973. Others have included two Roman bridges, a Saxon Bridge, a Norman bridge, a medieval bridge and a 19th century bridge before the present one. The current London Bridge is often confused with Tower Bridge by tourists.