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What is the definition of enry?
There is no English word 'enry.' The abbreviation ENRY is sometimes used to describe the Rygge Airport in Norway but there is no definition for the term.
Who score the first goal in the match between Chelsea vers arsenel?
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Did H enry VIII begin his 7 centuries of English rule in Ireland?
Depends what you mean? The Tudors were expansionists. They forced Cornwall and Wales into English governance and tried in Ireland and set up limited English rule (round Dublin- The Pale) which would later turn into English rule over all of Ireland
What has the author Henry Cooper written?
Henry Cooper has written: 'Henry Cooper--an autobiography' -- subject(s): Biography, Boxers (Sports), Boxing 'Holy Unction' 'Henry Cooper (100 Greatest Boxers)' 'Henry Cooper's 100 Greatest Boxers (100 Greatest)' 'H for 'Enry' -- subject(s): Biography, Boxers (Sports)
In the tv series How many friends did sooty have?
Sooty Bear - Puppet friends: Sweep (dog) and Soo (panda) Other puppet characters: Kipper (cat), Butch (dog), Ramsbottom (snake), 'Enry the robot, Cousin Scampi (bear), Miki (cat) and Maggie Mouse. Human friends: Harry Corbett, Matthew Corbett, Richard Cadell, Liana Bridges, Vicki Lee Taylor.
What are the feature of oligopoly?
Features of Oligopoly.The important features of oligopoly are given as follow :1. Few Sellers2. Homogeneous or differentiated products3. Entry is possible but difficult4. Interdependence5. Uncertainty6. Indeterminateness7. Price rigidity8. Non price competition9. Tendency to form cartel10. Close substitutes
Why do people say an historic event when the H is silent?
It's an affectation and has no grammatical legitimacy. I believe the habit started in Britain, due to the tendency for most casual Brit dialects to drop the initial "H" as in "'Ey there, 'Enry 'Iggins, 'ow badly are you 'urt?" Since their pronunciation of "historic" would be "istoric" there was a tendency to add the "an" to accommodate what was perceived as a word beginning with a vowel sound. What has always struck me as odd about this annoying habit (which is even heard being used by broadcast journalists who ought to know better) is that these same people who use it would never say "I just read AN history of Ancient Egypt" or "that man has AN history of violence."I usually keep my mouth shut about annoying grammatical misusage but this one bugs the heck out of me, I guess because of the attitude of pretentiousness about such a dumb error.
Explain the reaction when magnesium metal is burnt using the Big Idea of Energy?
The reaction of magnesium and oxygen happens with the help of heat enery. There are two magnesium particles and two oxygen particles these then join together to create two magnesium oxide compounds.
How did the changes to religion in Tudor times affect people in England?
England was Catholic, but Henry VIII was very much in love with Anne Boleyn and when the pope refuced to let him divorce his wife Cathrine of Aragon he decided to break with the catholic church and esablish a new church of England in which he was the head of the religion. England became protestant, but when Mary I became queen she reestablished the catholic church. She was very bitter about her father leaving her mother and was called Bloody Mary because so many people were brutally killed for not being catholic. When Elizabeth I became queen. Engalnd was yet again protestant. This religious Mary go round effected Engalnds future, because if Henry did not brake with the catholic church Engalnd would still be catholic. Also Englands conflict with Ireland woulnd't have been so much about religion as it was.
Can you display lyrics for flash bang wallop?
All lined up in a wedding group'Ere we are for a photographWe're all dressed up in a morning suitAll trying hard not to laughSince the early caveman in his furTook a trip to Gretna GreenThere's always been a photographerTo record the 'appy scene.....'Old it, flash, bang, wallop, what a pictureWhat a picture, what a photographPoor old soul, blimey, what a jokeHat blown off in a cloud of smokeClap 'ands, stamp yer feetBangin' on the big bass drumWhat a picture, what a pictureUm-tiddly-um-pum-um-pum-pumStick it in your fam'ly album(Thanks very much, one more picture. Hold it!)The same thing 'appened long agoWhen man was in his primeAnd what went on we only knowFrom the snaps he took at the timeWhen Adam and Eve in their birthday suitDecided to get wedAs Adam was about to taste the fruitThe man with the cam'ra said.....'Old it, flash, bang, wallop, what a pictureWhat a picture, what a photographPoor old Eve, there with nothing onFace all red and 'er fig leaf goneClap 'ands, stamp yer feetBangin' on the big bass drum, W-e-e-a-ay!What a picture, what a pictureUm-tiddly-um-pum-um-pum-pumStick it in your fam'ly album(Thanks very much. One more picture, hold it!)You've read it in a folioOr seen it in a Shakespeare playHow Juliet fell for RomeoIn the merry month of MayAnd as 'e climbed the orchard wallTo reach 'is lady fairAs he tumbled, she began to bawlAs he floated through the air.....'Old it, flash, bang, wallop, what a pictureWhat a picture, what a photographPoor young chap, what a night 'e spentTights all torn and 'is rapier bentClap 'ands, stamp yer feetBangin' on the big bass drum, W-e-e-a-ay!What a picture, what apictureUm-tiddly-um-pum-um-pum-pumStick it in your fam'ly album(One more picture, hold it!)King 'Enry the Eighth had several wivesIncluding Anne BoleynAnd he kept an album of their livesWith all their photos inAs Anne Boleyn was on her kneesDressed in her very best frockKing 'Enry shouted, "Smile, Dear, please"As 'er 'ead rolled off the block.....'Old it, flash, bang, wallop, what a pictureWhat a picture, what a photographComes the print in a little whileLost 'er 'ead, but she kept 'er smileClap 'ands, stamp yer feet, Ye-e-a-y!Bangin' on the big bass drumWhat a picture, what a pictureUm-tiddly-um-pum-um-pum-pumStick it in your fam'ly album(Thank you very much. One more picture, hold it!)When Napoleon married JosephineThere was just the same to-doHe galloped home from the battle sceneAll the way from WaterlooAnd as he came from orf 'is 'orseTo the boudoir where she satShe said to 'im, in French of courseAs he took of his big cocked 'at'Old it, flash, bang, wallop, what a pictureWhat a picture, what a photographThere she was, with a big HussarAll caught up in 'er oh-la-laClap 'ands, stamp yer feet, Ye-e-a-y!Bangin' on the big bass drumWhat a picture, what a pictureUm-tiddly-um-pum-um-pum-pumStick it in your fam'ly albumStick it in your fam'lyStick it in your fam'lyIn your fam'ly album!
The name of the first five Presidents of the US?
The first 16 Presidents of the United States of America, and their terms of office : # George Washington, 1789-1797 # John Adams, 1797-1801 # Thomas Jefferson, 1801-1809 # James Madison, 1809-1817 # James Monroe, 1817-1825 # John Quincy Adams, 1825-1829 # Andrew Jackson, 1829-1837 # Martin Van Buren, 1837-1841 # William Henry Harrison, 1841 # John Tyler, 1841-1845 # James Knox Polk, 1845-1849 # Zachary Taylor, 1849-1850 # Millard Fillmore, 1850-1853 # Franklin Pierce, 1853-1857 # James Buchanan, 1857-1861 # Abraham Lincoln, 1861-1865
What are the steps for working on a homicide case?
Some of the most common steps for investigating a homicide are: A thorough examination of the body and anything found in the area near where a body is found Interviewing any witnesses Interviewing family, friends, neighbors of the victim Reviewing the medical examiner's report. Reviewing phone records of the victim and sometimes people close to the victim. Reviewing financial records of the victim and sometimes people close to the victim. Locate and review any videos from the vicinity of the crime The rest of the list would include any avenue of investigation pertaining to the particular crime, which can be as many as there are different crimes.
