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How do you write a sentence with securable in it?
The gate is no longer securable.
Why is the blessed virgin Mary called gate of heaven?
Because it was through the Virgin Mary that Our Lord Entered into our own world. It is also through Mary that we go to Our Lord.
What should you write about the golden gate bridge?
nothing or everything
Can you write a sentence using secured as an verb?
I secured the gate.
Why is Mary the mother of Jesus called Mary the Gate of Heaven?
Because in Revelation chapter 12, it begins off with the Gates of Heaven being opened & Mary being revealed.
How From the truth table of an X-OR gate write the X-OR equivalent equation by using NOT OR and AND gate?
a XOR bis equivalent to: (a AND NOT b) OR (b AND NOT a)
What has the author Mary John written?
Mary John has written: 'An exploratory study into the occupational stress and the coping mechanisms of paediatric nurses' 'A Shilling for the Gate' 'Children's Rights and Power' 'Swllt I'r Glwyd = a Shilling for the Gate' 'Children's Rights and Powers'
How write a gate pass request letter?
If someone needs a gate pass letter, the letter should include who will be going through the gate and when. It should also explain the reason for visiting.
Which historical monument was built to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to Bombay?
Gate way of India
Who was Bill Gates mother?
Bill Gate's Mother was Named Mary Maxwell Gates His father was named William H. Gates
How do you raise the gate in scribblenauts?
To raise the gate in Scribblenauts, you can use a variety of objects or actions. One common method is to create a "lever" or "pulley" and attach it to the gate. Alternatively, you can simply write "lift" or "raise" and apply it directly to the gate. Experimenting with different items like "jack" or "crane" can also help achieve the desired result.
Which is English poem on Mary Magdelene awaiting outside st.michaels gate?
The poem you are referring to is "The Master" by Alfred Lord Tennyson. This poem describes Mary Magdalene waiting outside St. Michael's gate to meet Jesus after his resurrection. It explores themes of faith, love, and redemption.
