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What is Electras real name from Tracy beaker returns?
winifred lacey
What is Carmen electras real name?
Her real name is, Tara Leigh Patrick.
What is electras greek name?
Electra or Êlektrê is a Greek name, with the meaning of "amber".
What is Carmen electras bra size?
Carmen Electra is a size 36D, yes she does have implants. Before the implants, she was size 32B.
Is Electra or Tadiran air conditioning better?
ok electras are moe like for Europe and those countries wchich are not really hot in the summer. tadiran is a really good ac. i had a couple in my hosue and they work good don't have any problems at all.
Was Amelia Earhart's plane more yellow or gray?
The Electras ( there were two, one wrecked in Hawaii crash- not used on mission)- were both grey or silver-grey (matte Aluminum is more technically accurate with Orange stripes. Gulf Oil was a (logisitics) fuel here sponsor.
What is your brother-in-law to your brother?
If your brother-in-law is the brother of your spouse, he is not related to your brother. If your brother-in-law is the husband of your sister, then he is also your brother's brother-in-law
How do you write brother in cursive?
brother
What is the relationship of my husbands brother to me?
He is brother your brother in law.
What is the simple subject for: My brother runs and works out every morning?
The simple subject of the sentence in the question is brother.
Would your brother's brother-in-law also be considered your brother-in-law?
No, your brother's brother-in-law is not related to you unless you and your brother both married children of the same parents and they had another brother. but the the brother-in-law relationship is not through your brother and his marriage, but because he is the brother of your spouse. Technically, the proper introduction would be, "This is my brother's brother-in-law" as there is no direct relationship between the two of you.
Which is correct your brother and you or your brother and you?
Your brother and you is correct.
