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What year did Pennsylvania start calling there state the keystone state?
the same year it won the superbowl
How many people get arrested every year in NZ for graffiti?
Approximately 1,500 people are arrested in New Zealand each year for graffiti-related offenses.
What year did the movie american graffiti come out?
The movie American Graffiti, directed by George Lucas, was released in 1973. The film's sequel, More American Graffiti, was released six years later in 1979.
What year did people start calling the day after Thanksgiving Black Friday?
2005 is the year that the day after Thanksgiving started being called Black Friday
How many die from doing graffiti every year?
There are no specific statistics on the number of deaths from doing graffiti. Graffiti-related deaths are rare and typically result from accidents or altercations rather than the act of graffiti itself. It is important to prioritize safety and legality when engaging in any form of art.
What year was graffiti invented?
Graffiti has existed at least since Roman times. Graffiti dating from the 1st century A.D. have been discovered on the walls of Roman buildings.
What options are there for a mother of a 3 year old that has been sexually abused by a 11year old?
Start by calling police and child protective services.
How much money does the council spend on cleaning graffiti a year?
much more then what the president gets...!
What website can you find a job on for a fift een year old?
Look at a local McDonalds or places like that. Look in the phone book and start calling places.
Is chris brown coming back out with a new albums?
yes he is he is coming out with an album late this year and it is called graffiti
Is graffiti good?
Most people do not like graffiti. It defaces buildings and signs, costs billions every year in cleaning, re-painting, or replacing of windows, signs, etc., and is a public nuisance. Many people believe that graffiti is associated with gangs, drugs, and criminal acts, so they hate and fear what graffiti represents. In some cities, police departments regularly investigate the codes and symbols used in graffiti in order to help combat gang-related crimes. They don't remove the graffiti, but instead use it just like tourists would use a map and "city guide" to understand the goings-on within a city. Many crimes have been solved by police detectives who have studied the "language and symbols" of graffiti. However, in opposition to the millions of people who hate graffiti, some groups consider it "street art". Some cities' councils have thrown up their hands and ended up setting aside places where graffiti is permitted.
How much does it cost to remove graffiti?
I don't know exactly but it is somewhere around 12billion every year in the united states
