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The phrase "what team wanted more citrus fruit" is often associated with the San Francisco Giants, particularly during their 2010 World Series victory. They famously celebrated their win with a shower of orange and black confetti, symbolizing their team colors and the citrus fruit of California. The reference can also relate to the team's mascot, "Lou Seal," who is known for his playful antics and connection to the Bay Area's agricultural heritage.
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Which team wanted more citrus fruit and why the ration book Olympics?
The team that wanted more citrus fruit during the Ration Book Olympics was the British team. This was because citrus fruits, rich in vitamin C, were essential for preventing scurvy, a common issue during wartime rationing. The Ration Book Olympics, held in 1940s Britain, aimed to create a sense of community and resilience among citizens facing food shortages, and the competition highlighted the inventive ways people coped with rationing.
The 1997 citrus bowl team rule violation?
Curtis Enis
What is the adverb in this sentence She has always wanted to make the U'S Equestrian team?
The adverb in the sentence "She has always wanted to make the U.S. Equestrian team" is "always." It modifies the verb "wanted," indicating the frequency of her desire to join the team.
How many team members on a team?
6 at least--otherwise, as many as wanted
Who is the team leader of the wanted?
Max George
What team does max from the wanted support?
Manchester City
What football team does jay out of wanted support?
Celtic
Is there a sri lankan guy in the wanted team?
yes
Who formed the wanted?
A woman names Jane/Jayne Collins was part of the team who helped form The Wanted
What are some awesome apps?
Fruit Ninja, Doodle Jump, Cupcakes, Sky Burger, and Oven Breakpocket , tubemate , camscanner , team viewer , Zello . . . . .and more awesome apps
What football team does max from the wanted support?
Manchester city
What was the song on MTV commercial in the grocery Fresh Fruit There it is?
Whoomp There It Is, by Tag Team
