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What are ideas models designed to do?
They are designed to show an idea. The theory may not have been proven yet but it is meant to show how it could happen.
What was Michael Jackson trying to say with the phrase final curtain call?
He meant that after the last show he would no longer be performing.
What does the word Tia stand for in the show awkward?
This is Awkward. My friend Chaya actually invented the phrase and the show is based on her high school.
Can your dad show us the vidio of the game verb phrase?
"Can show" is the verb phrase
When plucking guitar the lines are meant to show?
the lines are meant to show symbols
What is a ovine or tv show that contains the word green?
"Ovine" means "of or relating to sheep", so I have no idea what word you actually meant here.There was a TV show called "The Red Green Show" if that helps. There was also a TV show called "Green Acres".
What is the show goes on about?
The phrase 'the show goes on' was started in the theater world and means that no matter what happens, if one stumbles or forgets his or her lines, the actor continues on as if nothing happened. In real life, this phrase is meant as an encouragement when someone made a mistake. It's like saying, "it's alright, just move on and get it done as best you can".
What was Uncle Tonoose's occupation on the Danny Thomas Show?
He was an obergalonzfelter (sp?). I have no idea what that means, if anything, but Danny explained that it meant he was "ober" all the other galonzfelters.
What is another phrase for variety show?
talent show
What is meant by the phrase hikaru no go?
Hikaru no Go is a magna series and TV show. It was first released in Japan in 1998 to a lot of success and eventually debuted in the United States in 2004.
What is meant bye tis full of anxious care in poem speak gently?
In the poem "Speak Gently," the phrase "full of anxious care" refers to being burdened with worry, stress, and unease. It conveys the idea that people are often dealing with their own struggles and challenges, so it is important to show kindness and compassion in our words and actions towards them.
What is meant by the idiom 'the million dollar question'?
It's from a game show. Originally, it was "the 64,000 dollar question" because that was the ultimate prize if a contestant answered the hardest question on the show. Nowadays, the phrase just means "the most important question" about a situation.
