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The Iowa State Fair is held annually in Des Moines, Iowa during 11 days in August.
What else can I help you with?
How long did your fair lady run?
how long did my fair lady run
When will the 2009 Texas state fair begin?
The 2009 State Fair of Texas will run from September 25, 2009 through October 18, 2009
Is it compulsory for the batter to run on a fair hit?
No. The batter doesn't have to run after he hits a fair ball, but he won't be a baseball player very long if he doesn't. A coach won't tolerate a player who doesn't want to play.
Is migration of people from one state to another should be banned?
No in the long run the objection one has to the immigration of people is xenophobia. if country has a system of government that is fair it should make no difference who earns a living in a country.
Why did The state of Florida ordered a recount of the 2000 votes?
Al Gore did not believe that the state had run a fair election. hope you don't use this answer to cheat on a test! :)
In Iowa at what age are you not considered a runaway and the police cannot take you back home?
I believe the age is 17 in Iowa. I'm not sure though, I'm not from that state. x3 Just don't run away too soon kiddo. :(
When fair cube is rolled what percent is greater than 4?
In the long run, 33.33... % should be greater than 4.
What is more important when raising children being strict or being fair?
Being strict trust me it will help your children in the long run
Did My Fair Lady end?
Yes, My Fair Lady has concluded its Broadway run.
How long are state representitivs terms run for?
A state representative, once elected, serves a term of two years. At the end of their two year term, a state representative may choose to run for their seat again.
Can You Name Everyone Who Dropped Out Of The Run For President Because Of the Iowa Cacus?
Michele Bachmann is the only candidate that gave up because of the Iowa caucus.
Birth place of computer?
The birth place of the computer is actually Iowa. The world's first electronic digital computer was actually built on the Iowa State campus by John V. Atanasoff, a professor of physics and mathematics.
