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What does HMP mean?
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What did the 13 stars stand for?
The 13 stars stand for the 13 colonies
When was Custer's Last Stand-up created?
Custer's Last Stand-up was created in 2001.
What did the term ACORN stand for in World War 2?
it stand for Association Of Community Organizations For Reform Now
In World War 2 what did the letters G you stand for?
During world war two what did the abbreviation "GI" stand for???
Hmp stockham prison in England?
hmp stockham
How many prisons are in northern Ireland?
three they are hmp hydebank belfast,hmp maghaberry, lisburn and hmp magilligan, limavady
Explain the important of HMP shunt in the erythrocytes and mammary glands?
Explain the important of HMP shunt in the erythrocytes and mammary glands?
What does HMP mean?
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All the prisons in Manchester?
HMP Strangeways.
What is the distance from Bury St Edmunds to HMP Highpoint north?
According to Google there is no such thing as HMP Highpoint North, there is however, a HMP Highpoint South and the distance would be:21.1 km - 25.2 km and would take approximately;26 - 34 minutes of travel by car.
How can you write to crazy titch in prison?
Hmp swaleside
What is the distance between London and Warren Hill hmp?
The shortest driving distance is 402 miles.
Study of space the atmosphere and the earth?
ayaw ko nga hmp.........
Limang halimbawang ehersisyong ginagamitan ng stopwatch?
pagjojogging ? hmp.. pagtakbo
What is HMP pathway?
The HMP (Hexose Monophosphate) pathway is a metabolic pathway that generates NADPH and ribose-5-phosphate. It is important for generating reducing power (NADPH) and nucleotide precursors for processes like fatty acid synthesis and nucleotide synthesis. This pathway is also known as the pentose phosphate pathway.
What is the British English word for jail?
it is called a prison sometimes jail
