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Brewer's: Red Tape
Official formality; so called because lawyers and government officials tie their papers together with red tape. Charles Dickens introduced the phrase. “There is a good deal of red tape at…Brewer's: Cop
(A). A policeman. Cop (A). A copperhead (q.v.). Cop To throw, as cop it here. The word properly means to beat or strike, as to cop a shuttlecock or ball with a bat. (Greek, copto,…Chart of Assists for NBA Regular Season Individual Leaders During 1998-99 Season
Assists Gm Ast Avg Jason Kidd, Pho 50 539 10.8 Rod Strickland, Was 44 434 9.9 Stephon Marbury, Min 49 437 8.9 Gary Payton, Sea 50 436 8.7…2000 NBA Basketball Assist Leaders
Assists GmAstAvgJason Kidd, Pho6767810.1Sam Cassell, Mil817299.0Nick Van Exel, Den797149.0Terrell Brandon, Min716298.9Gary Payton, Sea827328.9John Stockton, Utah827038.6Stephon Marbury,…Free Throw Pct.
Free Throw Pct. GmFTAttPctJeff Hornacek, Utah77171180.950Reggie Miller, Ind81373406.919Darrell Armstrong, Orl82225247.911Terrell Brandon, Min71187208.889Ray Allen, Mil82353398.887Predrag…Chart of Assists for NBA Regular Season Individual Leaders During the 2000-2001 Season
Assists Gm Ast Avg Jason Kidd, Pho 77 753 9.8 John Stockton, Utah 82 713 8.7 Nick Van Exel, Den 71 600 8.5 Mike Bibby, Van 82 685 8.4 Gary…Free Throw Pct.
Free Throw Pct. GmFTAttPctReggie Miller, Ind81323348.928Allan Houston, NY78279307.909Doug Christie, Sac81280312.897Steve Nash, Dal70231258.895Mitch Richmond, Wash37143160.894Steve Smith,…Biographies of World War I Figures
A-H | I-M | N-S | T-Z Woodrow Wilson Related Links World War I Primer World War I Fact Sheet The Deadliest Battles in…Brewer's: Oaks Famous in Story
(1) Owen Glendower's Oak, at Shelton, near Shrewsbury, was in full growth in 1403, for in this tree Owen Glendower witnessed the great battle between Henry IV. and Henry Percy. Six or…The Largest Man-Made Lake
The Question: What is the world's largest man-made lake? The Answer: At 204,800,000,000 cubic meters, Owen Falls in Uganda is the largest. That is, if you're curious, about 45 trillion gallons…