अंडाकार-का हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

"" ग्रेटर वेस्टर्न सिडनी जायंट्स ने अंडाकार का इस्तेमाल द्वितीयक घरेलू मैदान के रूप में किया है क्योंकि क्लब ने 2012 में एएफएल और 2017 में एएफएल महिला में प्रवेश किया था।

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Covalent compounds that have a large unequal sharing of electrons have the capability to fall apart very easily and explosively.

The project was considered "controversial" in part because the shower quote was originally '10,006, six dollars over a threshold that requires approval from City Council.

In summer 2008, Finkbeiner spent nearly '80,000 of taxpayer money (without City Council approval) to renovate Bay 4 the Erie Street Market into a concert venue.

According to the City Charter, the mayor may spend up to '10,000 without City Council approval.

Finkbeiner broke the nearly '80,000 into 13 separate contracts under '10,000 to circumvent council's approval.

An impression of the great oval seal of the Abbey is held in the Public Records Office.

In October 1701 Krock was in Copenhagen again, and on 6 October 1701 he was one of the cosigners of a petition sent to King Frederick IV requesting approval for the formation of an artist society and teaching academy.

Knowing that he and Lynn (still going by the name "Collette") can't face Jameson alone, he enlists the help of his war colleagues (Branscombe Richmond and Gino Dente) and two ex-mobster brothers named Philly (John Aprea), and Joey Bambino (David Proval) to find the location of Jameson's hideout.

Removal from Acts 29 Network .

Originally known as Aldeia de Nossa Senhora dos Anjos, Gravataí was founded on April 8, 1763 by settlers designated by the Portuguese to consolidate the crown presence in the region, led by Pedro Gonçalves Sandoval and João Lourenço Veloso.

In the auction, held on November 15, the station was acquired by NRJ TV, LLC, which had earlier acquired KCNS and WMFP; the deal is subject to bankruptcy court approval, though the auction has been challenged by Arthur Liu, who owned Multicultural and is associated with failed bidder NYVV.

By the end of Fenwick's episcopate, the number of Catholics in the Diocese of Boston (after the removal of Hartford) had increased to 70,000, in addition to 37 priests, and 44 churches.