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Oceans and equator?
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When was the first natural disaster ever recorded?
The first natural disaster recorded happened in 1755
What is the highest recorded temperature in Nigeria?
It is 46.1C recorded at Maiduguri. This is the highest recorded with standard equipments.
Can dreams be recorded?
Not electronically. Brain activity can be recorded but it gives no indication of the content of a dream
What is the lowest recorded temperature in Duluth Minnesota?
The lowest recorded temperature was -37°F in 1996. The highest recorded temperature was 97°F in 1980.
What is a question for?
interrogatory statement.
Who is supposed to respond to all the interrogatory questions?
The person being asked the questions is supposed to respond to all interrogatory questions.
What is a synonym for question?
interrogatory statement.
What part o speech is the word 'why'?
It is an interrogatory adverb.
What does interrogatory mean?
Interrogatory refers to something that involves or is used for questioning or interrogation. It can also specifically mean a formal set of written questions used in a legal proceeding.
What are some samples of interrogatory questions?
In a legal preceding an interrogatory question is used to find out more information. Some examples would be learning facts about a case or finding information out from a company.
What is the name of the punctuation that ends an interrogatory sentence?
A fist in your face! No, I'm sorry. I just really needed to do that. The answer is a question mark.
Do you need a lawyer for interrogatory?
No, but if an attorney is not used, mistakes that will hurt your case, will surely be made. The process of creating an interrogatory, or answering one, requires an attorney if you wish to avoid costly errors and omissions.
What is an example of an interrogatory question?
That, right up there, in the light green box.
What do you call a written statement for use as judicial evidence?
A depositionAdditional Info:An "affidavit" or "certification in lieu of an affidavit" is the more likely answer. A "deposition" today is a recorded session of direct and cross examination of a witness under oath used for discovery purpose but which may also be use at trial. Another form of writing that might be used at trial is an "interrogatory." Also a discovery technique, an interrogatory is a written answer to a written question.
Does social security number of plaintiff need to be given on an interrogatory?
where the money where the money
What is question mark?
A question mark is a punctuation mark used to end an interrogatory sentence.
