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WKS Grodno ended in 1939.

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WKS Grodno was created in 1934.

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the symbol for the word weeks is very simple. it is wks. that is the symbol. wks. i hope this helps

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Because that's the original pregnancy time (40 wks) but most women only make it to 38 wks. So 40 wks is like the goal

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maybe weeks

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Pregnancy lasts for 40wks or 280 days typically. The norm is from 38 wks to 42 wks.

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feed it dog food in water. Do NOT feed it any worms. Keep it in a cardbord box.

get a cage when it can climb the box. use a wiffle ball for a toy. do NOT let it go.

18 days=first drink (in dinner plate)

21 days=starts to fly

4-7 wks eats from dish or ground

6-10 wks=eats on it's own.

8 wks=starts to molt

20 wks adalt feathers

15-30 wks starts talking

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There are 260 wks.

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about 7 months

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Well the regular weeks used to be 40 wks pregnant, but most women only up to 38 wks

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yes !

just a couple of wks aqo

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I am a male human and therefore not likely to be pregnant.

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usually 2 wks after they take it

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I went to the doctor yesterday and I am 11 wks and the sonogram said 10 wks and 2 days. She said that was completely normal and that the baby will catch up and grow fast one month and then may slow down and grow slower another month. She said the growth sperts help the baby to catch up. She said as long as you are in a one week time frame of where your suppose to be at its okay.

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wks (worksheets)

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The number of weeks your team scored the most points.

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8 weeks and 3 days

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If you have had no cramps or spotting it is unlikely that you will have lost the baby between 6 and 8 weeks.

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Just about 19 years or so, give and take a few leap years. It's a simple division of 1024 wks in total divided by 52 wks/annum. 1024/52= 19.69.

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they wont be accurate. wait at least 2 wks

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Depends on how you feel, there are no set rules on it.

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It could be an infection. You should talk to your doctor about it. He might prescribe some antibiotics.

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My hcg levels measured low with my second pregnancy. 5 wks: 116, 6 wks: 609, 7 wks: 1502, 8 wks: 1412. I knew they were low because my OB kept sending me for more blood work week after week. I did an internet search to find out where they should be and saw that they didn't fall into the expected range. Plus, they weren't doubling every 2-3 days. At 8 wks, the day before I had the last blood test, I started spotting. 2 days later I had an ultrasound which confirmed no heartbeat and that I'd likely miscarry. The next day I miscarried. It was sad but knowing my hcg levels weren't as they should be helped prepare me emotionally for that outcome.

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It can take 10 days for the egg to implant, and sperm can live inside you for 5 days. Either could be the dad. You better get an amnio, that can give you paternity now.

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hair starts to grow a few wks after treatment is finished

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Yes, pregnancy does not always involve pain.

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None before checking this out with your doctor or pharmacist.

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52 weeks plus 1 day if you account for leap year

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A vet will provide you with an accurate answer but I think it is at 6-8 wks.

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If it's an abbreviation, try mos. or wks.

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$16.83/hr...assuming that you work a 40 hr wk and are working all 52 weeks of the year. If you assume you work 50 wks (2 wks sick/vacation), it comes out to $17.50/hr

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Most likely, between the 5th and 10th of March. If you want an exact date, however, you should ask your doctor, clinician, etc. They will be able to pretty much pin-point the exact day.

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YES, It's called a missed miscarriage. I had one several years ago and didn't know until I went in for my first ultrasound at 9 wks. They couldn't find the heartbeat and when looking further... the fetus only registered at 8 wks.

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You can have a false negative but not a false posative. I would go to have a doc perform a test on you if you're concerned at all, better safe than sorry :)

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  • 1980 (Found on listology.com)
  • 1/05 - "Please Don't Go" - KC & The Sunshine Band (T.K. 1035, 1 wk)
  • 1/12 - "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" - Rupert Holmes (Infinity 50,035, 1 wk)
  • 1/19 - "Rock With You" - Michael Jackson (Epic 50797, 4 wks)
  • 2/16 - "Do That To Me One More Time" - Captain & Tennille (Casablanca 2215, 1 wk)
  • 2/23 - "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" - Queen (Elektra 46579, 4 wks)
  • 3/22 - "Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)" - Pink Floyd (Columbia 11187, 4 wks)
  • 4/19 - "Call Me" - Blondie (Chrysalis 2414, 6 wks)
  • 5/31 - "Funkytown" - Lipps, Inc. (Casablanca 2233, 4 wks)
  • 6/28 - "Coming Up (Live at Glasgow)" - Paul McCartney (Columbia 11263, 3 wks)
  • 7/19 - "It's Still Rock and Roll to Me" - Billy Joel (Columbia 11276, 2 wks)
  • 8/02 - "Magic" - Olivia Newton-John (MCA 41247, 4 wks)
  • 8/30 - "Sailing" - Christopher Cross (Warner 49507l, 1 wk)
  • 9/06 - "Upside Down" - Diana Ross (Motown 1494, 4 wks)
  • 10/04 - "Another One Bites the Dust" - Queen (Elektra 47031, 3 wks)
  • 10/25 - "Woman In Love" - Barbra Streisand (Columbia 11364, 3 wks)
  • 11/15 - "Lady" - Kenny Rogers (Liberty 1380, 6 wks)
  • 12/27 - "(Just Like) Starting Over" - John Lennon (Geffen 49604, 4 wks)

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