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we count bc time by doing this for example we have a digit sating 2189 we cross out the last 2 digits and then add 1 to the 2 digits that are left OS the answer fro this equation would be ofcourse 22nd century see how easy this it. i learnt it from my teacher mrs perry at alfaisal college
This quote is attributed to Gloria Steinem, a prominent feminist and social activist. She is known for advocating for gender equality and women's rights. While she may not have been the first to express this sentiment, she popularized and emphasized the idea of equality as ensuring fair and just treatment for all individuals.
A seal and coat of arms are not the same thing. A coat of arms is a unique heraldic symbol on a shield, tabard or surcoat. Unlike a seal, a coat of arms has a form description which is known as a blazon.
A census is an official count of the people living in an area. It gathers demographic data such as age, gender, occupation, and living arrangements to help governments make informed decisions.
Census
A count perhaps?
Earl W . Count has written: '400 years of Christmas'
An earl is the equivalent, in the British aristocracy, of a count.
An Earl or Count
Count
The wife of an earl in the British peerage, or of a count in the Continental nobility; also, a lady possessed of the same dignity in her own right. See the Note under Count.
Earldom is passed down from father to eldest son so even if a daughter is the eldest she won't get the title she will just stay Lady [forename, surname]. The only way a female can get hold of the title is to marry an Earl then she will become the Countess.An Earl and a Count are very similar so it is the same for a Count but Count is used in European countries. And their female equivalents are both a Countess.
I was wondering the same thing... for some reason it's not in the Dictionary!
I was wondering the same thing... for some reason it's not in the Dictionary!
Count is a masculine word. A count is a nobleman equivalent in rank to an English earl. Countess is a feminine word
yes there is. i was wondering the same thing and discovered that it was under the tab titled "review" under the name "word count"
Belted Earls are the same as an English Earl. The English Earl who wears a sword at his waist is said to be a belted earl.