Answer by davidude11
73% of minors will commit a crime of some sort before they turn 18
Answer by perfectlybaked
Even despite, the population of cats is still overunning our country.
Answer by TEMP0RARYRUBBiSH
43433. :]]
Answer by Jun Wu
if an illegal immigrant sells drugs to one and it kills someone, does that count?
Answer by eri
Semesters means there are two of them (trimesters means there are three, quarters means there are four). They might also offer summer classes, but since they don't call that a full semester, most students won't be expected to take them.
Answer by anne
one illigal is one two many
Answer by dipta_j
in Mumbai 68,746 and in Maharashtra 4,78,523
If you don't agree, count it again.
Answer by fallenaway
Start with the big picture--the whole war. There is no certain, definite answer even for military casualties. That sounds improbable, but its true despite generations of effort by scholars and soldiers to sort things out.
Military death came from many sources: combat death is most commonly meant, but death also came by accident, illness, starvation, deprivation, etc.To make things more confused, civilian deaths are also enormous, estimated to be in size about 40% of military deaths, but those figures are usually omitted. There is no agreed number, just ranges of probabilities. Just for one example, there are huge numbers of "missing, presumed dead" among troops. Many were blown to bits, some were killed and buried or buried and then died, some may have just deserted (a figure not kept)--its all a mystery beyond the fact that the men enlisted, marched away, and never came back and no one knew why, or what, or even where.
All armies kept count of casualties by different measures, and the figures and definations aren't comparable either. A casualty for the British Army might never have been noted or recorded by the Germans, for example, due to differences in record-keeping, definitions of degrees of injury, length of injury, etc.
Here's what Wiki records:
Estimates of casualty numbers for World War I vary to a great extent; estimates of total deaths range from 9 million to over 16.5 million [1] Military casualty statistics listed here include 6.8 million[2] combat related deaths as well as 2 million military deaths caused by accidents, disease and deaths while prisoners of war. When scholarly sources differ on the number of deaths in a country, a range of war losses is given, in order to inform readers that the death toll is uncertain. The table lists total deaths; the footnotes give a breakdown between combat and non-combat losses. The figures listed below include about 6 million civilian deaths due to war related famine and disease, these civilian losses are often omitted from other compilations of World War I casualties. The war disrupted trade resulting in acute shortages of food which resulted in famine in Europe, the Ottoman Empire and Africa. Civilian deaths include the Armenian Genocide, and it is debated if this event should be included with war losses. Civilian deaths due to the Spanish flu have been excluded from these figures, whenever possible. Furthermore, the figures do not include deaths during the Turkish War of Independence and the Russian Civil War. The data listed here is from official sources, whenever available. These sources are cited below.
Answer by jorge_estrella
uh...
Answer by Josh
Actual depression? Or kids looking for attention / emos
Answer by Analee
I used to go to a Community College about 2 years ago and we had 3 sessions: Fall, Spring and Summer. Some Colleges even have a winter session. Fall and Spring last the same time, about 5 months but they call it a semester. Summer had two sessions that lasted about a month. About winter I'm not sure, but I'm sure is similar to summer.
I hope that helps.
Answer by kelly k
A friend of mine was doing a lot of research into dog attacks for collage , she told me there are no actual list that keep, so there's no way to be sure. you'll have to do research in to.
You would think they would be keeping a record of this kind of thing.
Don't for get any dog is capable of attacking or even killing it's how there brought up.
Answer by karen105
way to many. one is to many. they should do the same thing to the people who abuse them. poor animals don't have a chance.
Answer by yahzmin
Tough getting a straight answer on this!
"About 11,000 million cubic feet (311 million cubic meters) of growing stock is harvested annually. More than 80 percent of the cut is from sawtimber-size trees. About three quarters of that is for saw logs and veneer logs and bolts. The other one quarter is harvested for pulpwood and other products. Three quarters of the sawtimber cut is from softwoods. In the western states, virtually all the cut is softwood; in the southern states, about three fifths is softwood; but, in the northeastern states, more hardwoods than softwoods are cut. "
That's one figure -- hope to find more.
