The US economy started at the same time as the USA started
it started in 1883 ;-]
Who started the freedom press?
started by William Usselinx
They can be but most are started from tubers.
Australia, the oz stands for Aussie which is short for Australian.
The term 'oz tag' is a noun, a word for form of rugby, a singular, common noun. The word OZTAG is a registered trademark of the Australian OZTAG Sports Association, a proper noun.
According to sports writer Terry Godwin, writing in 1983, tag rugby was first developed in Gibraltar by the Gibraltar Rugby Union. The codified version of tag rugby, or oztag, was created and pioneered by physical education teacher Nick Leonard in England in 1990.
what is tag footyand when you are talkin about the American game it is not one bit like footy they are just copycatsAnswerIf by football you mean the American code then the answer is no. Tag Rugby or Oztag is an Australian football game created by Rugby league halfback Perry Haddock whilst working as a coach in 1992. In the inaugural 1992/93 season 28 team competed in Sydney. Since then the game as grown in popularity to become a national sport played all over Australia with in excess of 50,000 players taking part in Oztag competitions.
it started in Israel
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Where do i get started
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Possibly the most well-known sport that begins with the letter 'O' is off-road racing. Other sports that begin with this letter include oina, old cat, one pocket, outdoor handball, outrigger canoeing, oztag, orienteering, and over the line.
me i started it
It was started when Henry Ford started the assembly line