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The Beringia land bridge is located between the tip of Asia and the tip of North America,or in other words in the Bering Sea. Human beings and animals from Asia traveled to the Americas over this land bridge.
This phrase tit for tat is believed to be a corruption of tip for tap, which meant "a blow for a blow."http://www.answers.com/tit-for-tat
Richard brito was the knight who killed thomas becket(archbishop of Canterbury) in 1170 he sliced the top of beckets head then with the tip of his sword took out beckets brains.
The 'olden days' dip-pen was made from bird's flight feathers - geese, ducks, usually. The tip that once went into the bird's skin, was cut in such a way as to form a nib.
Well Whoever has asked this question i think they have a big brain with lots of KNOWLEDGE... Anyway the pyramids back in those days were very prickly and so stiff. Infact they are so stiff that not even a big stomach could brake them LOL... hi i have thought this answer through my head very clearly
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this is a good answer for metal tip.first metal tip is a bottom of a light bulb.thank you
it is placed at the tip of the first vector
You can't get a metal tip by it's self. But you can get burn fireblaze at toys r us. Hope i helped
The metal tip of a light bulb has to make contact with the bottom of the lamp holder's middle center contact to operate.
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Yes metal spike for durability and stamina
The metal plate that protects the tip of a scabbard or a belt is called the chape (it's French, so the pronunciation is something like "shahp").
metal casing and tip of the bulb are connected to the circuit which allows electricity to flow through the wires and light up the bulb