If you are asking if you can give the same cold virus back to the person who originally gave it to you, then also no, since they will have immunity from having had that same cold virus infection recently.
But, cold and flu viruses mutate rapidly. If the virus has mutated while inside you to a new form, by altering its proteins on the capsid (cover of the virus), then, yes, it could give the person who gave you the original cold virus the new form of that virus, which may make them sick again. However, if the new mutated virus is similar enough to the original form, then the body may have some "carry over" protection. But usually it is seen by the body as a brand new strain and then the person would become ill again with a new cold caused by the new mutated virus.
talk to the person who gave u the silverlight he ll give it for 500 gp
It depends, who did you give your dog to? Go find the person you gave your dog to then ask for your dog back. Simple as that. :|
you have two options: option one you take back from them by means of force, or option two you tell someone.
if someone died and has a car how can you find out who it is titled to
The simple past tense is "gave back"
If the guy asks for it back then you should respect his wishes and give it back, but if he doesnt ask for it then keep it whats the harm he gave it to you remeber.i still have my ex's neklace he gave me. But sometime if you were really in to him and its hard to see the neclace hanging there the yea give it back. hope this helped(:
he gave it because he was a nice person
give it back
talk to him and ask for the money back be as nice as you can and then maybe that person might give you the money back that you gave him !!!!! GAVE is the keyword here. If you had a verbal agreement with him, then you will need an attorney in order to try and solve the problem. Never trust anyone with your MONEY!
No way!
Well zuko never "gave back" her necklace, Aang stole it back in the episode "the waterbending scroll" and gave it back to her at the very end.
If the rings belonged to you (which they did at the time) and you gave them to your husband, they are now his property. He is under no legal obligation to give them back. You would need to negotiate.If the rings belonged to you (which they did at the time) and you gave them to your husband, they are now his property. He is under no legal obligation to give them back. You would need to negotiate.If the rings belonged to you (which they did at the time) and you gave them to your husband, they are now his property. He is under no legal obligation to give them back. You would need to negotiate.If the rings belonged to you (which they did at the time) and you gave them to your husband, they are now his property. He is under no legal obligation to give them back. You would need to negotiate.