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What is the duration of His Favourite Pastime?
The duration of His Favourite Pastime is 960.0 seconds.
What is the duration of Hymn of the Nations?
The duration of Hymn of the Nations is 1860.0 seconds.
What is the worlds favourite food?
The nations favourite food is chocolate of course how could anyone not know that xxx Hugges
Do Irish people love Mondays?
Nope, it's our nations least favourite day. :)
Who is nations favourite Take That member?
Gary barlow!!! Gary barlow!!! Gary barlow!!!
What did first nations use pemmican for?
they used pemmican as food. Pemmican is a cree's favourite food.
How realistic were the League of Nations' aims?
They were quite realistic, apart from their aim that stated they wanted to make tuna sandwiches the worlds favourite food.
What year did 6 nation champion rugby change to 4 nations?
It didnt. The game called the Home Nations had 4 countries involved. Pre world war one France joined to make it five nations . However, this was suspended for the duration of the war years. Following the end of WW2 the 5 Nations was re-started. IN 2000 Italy was invited to join a new Tournament - The 6 Nations
which is your favourite biography?
my favourite is Annie bakes. answer your favourite ones.
What are you Kiss favorite colors?
Eli’s favourite colour is purple.DongHo’s favourite colour is pink.Kevin’s favourite colour is blue.Kiseop’s favourite colour is black.Soohyun’s favourite colour is red.AJ’s favourite colour is blue.Hoon hasn't told us what his favourite colour is yet
What questions would you ask on books?
what is your favourite genrewhat is your favourite bookwho is your favourite author
What kind of housing did the woodland first nations live in?
The Woodlands First Nations people depended on the tipi for shelter. The trees were very plentiful so houses were made of wood. The bark tipi was common. The people carefully took bark from the tree because they didn't want to damage the tree. The favourite site for building a summer tipi was on sandy soil, by the water. The winter's favourite site was where the trees gave protection from the wind.
