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What phrase is the most printed warning in the history of the printed word?
look out don't stop
Is a heads up a negative?
No. It is a warning and an exclamatory phrase.
What phrase is printed on the famous rattlesnake flag?
"Don't Tread On Me"
Do not fold spindle or mutilate?
This phrase is a warning often printed on documents or packages to prevent them from being damaged. It advises the reader not to bend, tear, or damage the material in any way. It is meant to ensure the content remains intact and readable.
What coin was In God We Trust first printed on?
The phrase "In God We Trust" was first printed on the U.S. 2-cent coin in 1864.
How do you write history of the lighthouse in a phrase using a possessive?
History of a Lighthouse
What is the passive voice of the book is printed?
This is a passive sentence.The form of the passive verb phrase is: be + past participle.In this sentence:is = be verbprinted = past participle
How much is a one dollar note worth with in god we trust printed on the note?
1.00 the phrase is printed on all dollars so it is a normal dollar.
What versions of the Bible start with the phrase 'in the beginning'?
All versions of the Bible start with the phrase "in the beginning". "In the beginning" is famously the beginning phrase of Genisis which details God creating Earth and all Bibles are printed with the books within them in the same order.
A text can include?
"The media" is a phrase that people often use to refer to?
In 1940 Italy attacked France and later Greece and mdash without warning. And this year in 1941 the Axis Powers attacked Yugoslavia and Greece and they dominated the Balkans and mdash without warning.?
The president repeats the phrase "without warning" to emphasize that these events were unexpected.
What is the end is nigh?
The phrase 'The End is Nigh' derives from a man who could often be seen walking up and down London's Oxford Street wearing a sandwich board bearing the phrase. The meaning was purely religious - he was warning of the 'impending' Christian vision of Apocalypse - but the phrase has since entered the popular consciousness as a slightly derogatory term for someone or something warning of impending doom.
