In 1903, Elmer Riggs reclassified Brontosaurus. He realized that Brontosaurus was too similar to Apatosaurus ajax to belong to a separate genus. Thus, he reclassified Brontosaurus to Apatosaurus excelsus in 1903, and at that point the name Brontosaurus became dubious.
During the card game, I discarded the lowest card I had.
A crosse is the formal name for a stick in the sport lacrosse.
The brontosaurus didn't use tools as he lived outside all the time roaming the earth.
The proper etiquette for signing a formal letter is to use a formal closing such as "Sincerely" or "Yours truly," followed by your full name and title if applicable.
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To be politically correct, use the term mental institution.
When would you use formal communication
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"¡Hasta luego, Paco!" is an informal expression. The use of "Paco," a familiar name, indicates a casual relationship, making it suitable for friends or acquaintances rather than in formal settings. In formal situations, one might use a more respectful address, such as "Hasta luego" without a first name or using a title.
It should be discarded when its beyond-use date has been reached or its contents show signs of degradation or lack of sterility.
When addressing a person with an EdD (Doctor of Education), you can use the title "Dr." followed by their last name, such as "Dr. Smith." In formal settings, it's appropriate to use this title to acknowledge their academic achievement. In less formal contexts, you may also use their first name if they have indicated that preference.
It depends on how formal you want to be. The most formal and sometime offensive to the bride is, Mr. and Mrs. (MALE FIRST NAME) (MALE LAST NAME). Example: Mr. and Mrs. John Doe Informal, just use the last name (LAST NAME)s or use both names (MALE FIRST NAME) and (FEMALE FIRST NAME) (LAST NAME) example: John and Mary Doe If the woman has chosen to keep her maiden name you should to use both last names. So it depends on how formal you want to be and the preferences of the couple on how they prefer to be addressed.