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Is it true or false that shoes have not always been made with a right- and left-foot styling?
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Shoes have not always been made with a right-and left-foot styling?
Shoes have not always been made with a left and right foot. In fact, all shoes were once interchangeable, so you could have just one replaced.
Have not always been made with a right- and left-foot styling.?
Shoes have not always been made with a left and right foot. In fact, all shoes were once interchangeable, so you could have just one replaced.
Have shoes always been made with right and left foot styling?
NO. Even today, slippers (soft house shoes) are often made non-handed.
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Are women's PUMA shoes in fashion right now?
Women's Puma shoes are always in fashion and provide great support for running.
Which stores have sales on running shoes?
There's a few stores with sales on running shoes right now. The main ones you should take a look at are finishline.com which always has available sales on all shoes and runnersworld.com which is always offering sales on runners shoes
What sentences is correct They're putting their shoes right there There putting there shoes right there Their putting their shoes right there There putting there shoes right they're?
they're putting their shoes right there.
What new Nike shoes are there?
Nike always has new and improved running shoes coming out. The best way to get the right shoes for you is to go into the store where you purchase shoes and look. Also ask the sales clerk. They should be able to give you all the latest information on these types of shoes.
Are the left and right shoes interchangeable in this pair"?
No, the left and right shoes are not interchangeable in this pair.
What are some Malaysian customs?
removing shoes before entering homes, always give with the right hand, be polite when talking to elders, eat food only with the right hand
When were left and right shoes invented?
Left and right shoes were invented in the 19th century, with the concept of designated left and right shoes becoming more common in the early 20th century.
