An area where fresh river water mingles with tidal sea water is termed 'brackish'.
Examples are: estuaries and mangrove swamps.
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Secondary colours, aka purple, green and orange.
There are several things used to hold the pieces together: cooper foil, a type of putty and lead came. Yes, it is a funny word.
Its still either a bachelorette party, because you are still considered a bachelorette between the marriages.
If your name is also on the deed or the mortgage of the house then he can't. If it isn't then I am pretty sure that he can. Call an attorney that will give you free over the phone advice...There are a lot of them in the yellow pages....call a few in fact and see what they say. I'm sure that you can get a definite answer this way.
Principally it is freshwater (saltwater is found mainly in the oceans and in salt lakes). But having cities upstream, including the very industrial city of Buffalo, you can't really call it "FRESH" water as it is surely polluted.
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Mixed farming.
A mixed number.
Just a wave, it just has high sodium content depending if the water is saltwater. If freshwater, then it has air content in the form of bubbles produced from the crashing waves.
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An alloy, sometimes an amalgam.
A reservoir.
Answer: A Strawcherry! Why?: Erry! Explanation: Strawberry and Cherry have "Erry" in their names.
We call it Venom!
All seas are saltwater. A sea (or ocean) is what we call a large body of salt water.