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"Spread Offense" refers to the four corners offence in Basketball. It is also an offensive program in Canadian and American football that is used in every game from high school games to professional games.
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What does the author of Imperialism A French Perspective say is the responsibility of civilized people like him?
to spread knowledge of medicine, law, and Christian religion
About Hey Say Jump's RUMOR?
Which one are you referring to? What are you trying to ask?
When you say no offense does that still have offense?
May or may not. No offense means that the intention is not to offend. If you, on the other hand, do get offended it is only your problem.
Who is the candidate who was elected in this area?
Which area of England are you referring to? You need to say which one!!
What does harry styles's tattoo say?
Which one? He has multiple. The one on his chest says '17BLACK' if thats the one you are referring to
Is Dinosaurs a singular or a plural?
"Dinosaurs" is a plural noun, referring to multiple members of the clade Dinosauria. The singular form is "dinosaur." For example, you would say "a dinosaur" when referring to one, and "dinosaurs" when referring to more than one.
What is the penalty if a quarterback is sacked?
There's no official penalty, but you could say the penalty is losing yards which no one on offense wants
Who is the candidate who was elected in this area England?
Which area of England are you referring to? You need to say which one!!
Do you say You are one years old or one year old?
You say "one year old" when referring to a person's age. Saying "one years old" is grammatically incorrect.
Should you say referring too or referrring to?
The correct phrase is "referring to." "Referring" has only one "r" after the "f," so "referring too" is incorrect. The word "to" is a preposition that indicates direction or relation, while "too" means "also" or "excessively."
Can you say valentine's or is it valentine?
When referring to the day, you would say Valentine's Day. If you are referring to a person or a card, you would say valentine.
If you have a new felony can an ten year old one be used against you?
It depends on the judge ruling that it is admissable. A good defense attorney will probably object and say that past convictions have no bearing on the present offense. The prosecution will argue that the previous conviction demonstrates a pre-disposition to committing the offense - especially - if the old offense is the same or similar to the recent one.
