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When was Electric Word created?
Electric Word was created in 1987.
What is the Gaelic for 'electric'?
The word for 'electric' in Irish is 'leictreach'. The word for 'electric' in Scottish Gaelic is 'dealain'.
When did Electric Boys end?
Electric Boys ended in 1994.
When did The Electric Flag end?
The Electric Flag ended in 1974.
When did Age of Electric end?
Age of Electric ended in 1999.
When did The Electric Prunes end?
The Electric Prunes ended in 1970.
When did Western Electric end?
Western Electric ended in 1995.
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Northern Electric ended in 1990.
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Electric Pandas ended in 1987.
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Nuclear Electric ended in 1996.
Is plasman electric?
Yes, it is another word for electric.
What is the word for the steady flow of electric charges along a path is an electric?
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