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Technically, the answer is difficult to say if we don't know what side you are talking about. If heads then the answer is to show a great president for all to know. If you mean on tales then the answer is, what I believe, the Olympics because the torch is from the Olympics, and if I'm not mistaken, the plants represent peace.
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sometimes accepted unlikely tales as truth.
Fractioned Fairy Tales Pieces of a Dream Part and Parcel Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Ratio
There is no single word for an informal story, several formats can be used in both formal and informal ways. Types of stories that could be informal include; folk tales, anecdotes, fables, fairy tales, nursey rhymes, myths, yarns (long, rambling stories) and fables. An informal story will appear more casual, and will not be restricted by formal structure or convention. An informal story may be more suited to spoken language than written (such as many folk tales), and may include idioms and sayings. A diary or journal is an informal record of a person's experience.
The probability of getting five heads out of 10 tosses is the same as the probablity of getting five tales out of ten tosses. One. It will happen. When this happens, you will get zero information. In other words, this is the expected result.
Heads or Tales was created in 1983-09.
Heads or Tales
The cast of Heads and Tales - 2012 includes: Ellie Bayat Dan Cornish Mark Marquette
ok when you login go to flip the coin and by the way there is no order its radom but you can trick it sometimes click heads if tales try tales again but if heads try heads intill tales than when it lands on tales click tales again and if heads offer about 100 credits and than click tales keep doing that intill rape time with the d caws i have about 16480 and iam not a member lol have fun trying if you do not get these steps add me (sector 9) have fun trying ( =
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25% probability. (4 possibilities, 1 yielding that result)
Both. There have been legends of mermaids helping sailors tossed overboard. But there are also tales of beautiful mermaids luring seamen to their doom
Alan Liere has written: 'Dancin' With Shirley' 'Bear heads & fish tales'
Bill Sapsis has written: 'HEADS! & tales' -- subject(s): Acting, Theater
This reference can be found in "The Canterbury Tales" by Geoffrey Chaucer, specifically in the "Parliament of Fowls" or "The Parliament of Birds" where the narrator encounters a dream-vision of birds holding a parliament to choose their mates. The winter storm-tossed swallow incident symbolizes the transient nature of love and desire within the poem.
Lester Piggott has written: 'Short heads and tall tales' -- subject(s): Jockeys, Biography