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The cast of Idaero jukeul su eobta - 1967 includes: Hae Hwang
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The cast of Naneun chameul su eobta - 1970 includes: Hae Hwang
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The population density of Buyeo County is 152.4 people per square kilometer.
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The cast of Hae uh juh Unjeh ggah jee - 1985 includes: Won Jun Yu as Su Ki Ho
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Su and Mo Lost in Animation - 2004 was released on:
USA: 26 June 2004 (San Antonio Underground Film Festival)
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Sumomo. It's pronounced SU-mo-mo, with stress on the first syllable.
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The cast of Bing gu mo nu - 1970 includes: Sisi Chen Yi Feng Dan Su
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um what u wrote didnt make any sense..did u mean como su? that stil doesnt make sense...use google translate
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点す /to mo su/ means 'to light, to light up, to turn on, to fire up'.
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Nuh mo-hae?
너 모해?
(Informally saying it, "what are you doing?" )
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You can use su -ji ,hi-mo or ai - to
Ito means thread.
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¿cómo está su hijo? (how is your son?)
or
¿cómo está su niño? (how is your child?)
or
¿cómo se siente su hijo? (how is your son feeling?)
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Haemonetics Corporation (HAE)had its IPO in 1991.
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Yan Su has written:
'Guangdong tai jing zheng' -- subject(s): Social conditions
'Shanghai chen mo' -- subject(s): Atmospheric Greenhouse effect, Environmental conditions, Climatic changes, Global warming
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It has to do with the way the day a date can have change from one year to the next. 52 weeks is 364 days, so every year the day goes forward one day: today (26 Aug) last year (2014) was a Tuesday and this year (2015) it is a Wednesday; so you'd expect next year it to be a Thursday. However, it is a Friday next year as next year is a leap year - the extra day of 29 Feb causes this jump. It is the effect of this jumping a day that causes a date to miss certain days. The sequence of days a date can have (across the years) follows a cyclic pattern of 7 blocks with 4 days in each block:
{Mo, Tu, We, Th}, {Sa, Su, Mo, Tu}, {Th, Fr, Sa, Su}, {Tu, We, Th, Fr}, {Su, Mo, Tu, We}, {Fr, Sa, Su, Mo}, {We, Th, Fr, Sa}
Examining those blocks it can be seen that every individual day follows a pattern of being in 2 blocks, misses 2 blocks, is in 2 blocks and then misses 1 block before the sequence repeats. Depending upon where in the sequence of those blocks the day for a date (in a given year) appears, when that day is repeated on that date in future years can be determined..
In the 1940s and 1950s there were 5 leap years (1940, 1944, 1948, 1952, 1956) that affect the sequence of days 25 Aug can have. As 1940 was a leap year, the date 25 Aug had in 1940 is the first day of a block; and in 1940 25 Aug was a Sunday. Thus the sequence of days it will follow is:
{Su, Mo, Tu, We}, {Fr, Sa, Su, Mo}, {We, Th, Fr, Sa}, {Mo, Tu, We, Th}, {Sa, Su, Mo, Tu}, {Th, Fr, Sa, Su}, {Tu, We, Th, Fr}
Thus for the 1940s the days will be: {Su, Mo, Tu, We}, {Fr, Sa, Su, Mo}, {We, Th, ...};
and for 1950s the sequence will be: {..., Fr, Sa}, {Mo, Tu, We, Th}, {Sa, Su, Mo, Tu}.
(I've left the days in the block groupings to highlight the jumped days due to leap years.) You should also note that Saturday and Tuesday (and Friday) also only occurred once in the 1940s, and Sunday and Wednesday (and Thursday) only once in the 1950s. In this particular 20 day extract from the sequence of possible days, Thursday and Friday both appear only once in each 10 day half.
For more information on the sequence of days for a given date over the year, look at the question:
"How do the days of a date in the Gregorian calendar change through the years" here on Answers (copy and paste that into the question search box, or see the [Add] Related Questions).
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