I think you mean "ruptured" which means broken, torn, ripped, etc.
It is transport that goes to a city.
LMN means "link my nuts".
If the traffic light is not powered, you are to treat it as a all-way stop sign. I'm assuming that's what you mean by that. If the traffic light is broken, likely there will be utility workers out there working to fix it and you follow their instructions if any.
Check out the related link of what may be the first spam email ever sent.
it means that link is broken!
To fix a broken chain necklace, you can use jewelry pliers to open the broken link, reattach the chain, and then close the link securely. If the chain is too damaged, you may need to replace the broken section with a new piece of chain.
No. It may mean your mouse is broken. Try again using a different mouse
To fix a broken chain link necklace, you can use pliers to carefully open the broken link, then reattach it to the rest of the chain. Make sure the link is securely closed to prevent it from breaking again.
Broken Link
To fix a broken chain link necklace, you can use jewelry pliers to carefully open the broken link, then reattach it to the rest of the chain. Make sure the link is securely closed to prevent it from breaking again.
Link is probably broken. Website may be gone. Who knows? you didn't offer much of a description...
Yes, a broken chain can be fixed by using a chain tool to remove the damaged link and reconnecting the chain with a new link or a quick link.
In the United States, it means "you may pass."
a link broken
There's a small mistake in the question, a broken link is not a related topic with web design, in fact, a broken link is a hyperlink on a webpage that sends visitors to a webpage that is no longer exists and can't be accessed by a user. Web servers return an error message or a 404 page when a user tries to access a broken link. Broken links decrease user experience and SEO ranking. Google and other search engines disfavor the websites that contain broken links and push down the site's ranking. So, it's highly important to remove broken links from a website.
Do you mean the movie Seven Days in May? At Amazon.com (link below).