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Can you get hayfever from sun?
No. Only from the pollens given off by many types of plants.
How many people have suffered a near death experience?
Too many.
How many people suffered ptsd in World War 2?
About 150K
Why did so many people emigrate from Britain 1830-1930?
why did so many people emigrate from britain in 1830-1930 ?
How many people suffered in the haiti earthquake?
in total 23,000 people died in this hurrricane a.k.a earthquake.
How many people are Hindus in Britain?
well there are about 1 million Hindus in Britain
Why might protestants be against union with the Republic of Ireland?
There are lots of reasons. Many of them consider themselves to be British and do not want to become part of a united Ireland. Many have ancestral links to Britain. Britain is predominantly Protestant, while the Republic of Ireland is predominantly Catholic. Many have suffered through things that happened during the troubles, further making them against the whole idea of a united Ireland.There are lots of reasons. Many of them consider themselves to be British and do not want to become part of a united Ireland. Many have ancestral links to Britain. Britain is predominantly Protestant, while the Republic of Ireland is predominantly Catholic. Many have suffered through things that happened during the troubles, further making them against the whole idea of a united Ireland.There are lots of reasons. Many of them consider themselves to be British and do not want to become part of a united Ireland. Many have ancestral links to Britain. Britain is predominantly Protestant, while the Republic of Ireland is predominantly Catholic. Many have suffered through things that happened during the troubles, further making them against the whole idea of a united Ireland.There are lots of reasons. Many of them consider themselves to be British and do not want to become part of a united Ireland. Many have ancestral links to Britain. Britain is predominantly Protestant, while the Republic of Ireland is predominantly Catholic. Many have suffered through things that happened during the troubles, further making them against the whole idea of a united Ireland.There are lots of reasons. Many of them consider themselves to be British and do not want to become part of a united Ireland. Many have ancestral links to Britain. Britain is predominantly Protestant, while the Republic of Ireland is predominantly Catholic. Many have suffered through things that happened during the troubles, further making them against the whole idea of a united Ireland.There are lots of reasons. Many of them consider themselves to be British and do not want to become part of a united Ireland. Many have ancestral links to Britain. Britain is predominantly Protestant, while the Republic of Ireland is predominantly Catholic. Many have suffered through things that happened during the troubles, further making them against the whole idea of a united Ireland.There are lots of reasons. Many of them consider themselves to be British and do not want to become part of a united Ireland. Many have ancestral links to Britain. Britain is predominantly Protestant, while the Republic of Ireland is predominantly Catholic. Many have suffered through things that happened during the troubles, further making them against the whole idea of a united Ireland.There are lots of reasons. Many of them consider themselves to be British and do not want to become part of a united Ireland. Many have ancestral links to Britain. Britain is predominantly Protestant, while the Republic of Ireland is predominantly Catholic. Many have suffered through things that happened during the troubles, further making them against the whole idea of a united Ireland.There are lots of reasons. Many of them consider themselves to be British and do not want to become part of a united Ireland. Many have ancestral links to Britain. Britain is predominantly Protestant, while the Republic of Ireland is predominantly Catholic. Many have suffered through things that happened during the troubles, further making them against the whole idea of a united Ireland.There are lots of reasons. Many of them consider themselves to be British and do not want to become part of a united Ireland. Many have ancestral links to Britain. Britain is predominantly Protestant, while the Republic of Ireland is predominantly Catholic. Many have suffered through things that happened during the troubles, further making them against the whole idea of a united Ireland.There are lots of reasons. Many of them consider themselves to be British and do not want to become part of a united Ireland. Many have ancestral links to Britain. Britain is predominantly Protestant, while the Republic of Ireland is predominantly Catholic. Many have suffered through things that happened during the troubles, further making them against the whole idea of a united Ireland.
How many people are there in Great Britain?
61,113,205
When did immigrants come to Britain?
In 1922 many Irish people came to Britain as immigrants.
How many people died on the first day of the battle of Britain?
40,000 people
How many people are in Britain?
59 million people.
How is giving an important theme in A Christmas Carol?
The story was dickens way of getting people to see the terrible lives many suffered in Britain at the time because of limited work for people, no money to support people, those of privilege considered the unemployed and destitute as criminal, lazy people yet they were employing children to limit wages they paid
