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71Engineer boots — are one of many styles of leather boots: footwear often worn by motorcycle riders. The boots are most often made of heavy weight black leather, have a rounded toe and range in height from short (10 ) to extra high (38 ). The most typical height… …
72larstins — /ˈlastənz/ (say lahstuhnz) plural noun Obsolete → elastic sides. {origin uncertain; ? trademark (Everlastings) for a type of boot} …
73File Allocation Table — For other uses, see Fat (disambiguation). FAT Developer Microsoft Full Name File Allocation Table FAT12 (12‑bit version) FAT16/FAT16B (16‑bit versions) FAT32 (32‑bit version with 28 bits used) Introduced …
74American Empire — is a term referring to the political, economic, military and cultural influence of the United States. The concept of an American Empire was first popularized in the aftermath of the Spanish American War of 1898. The sources and proponents of this …
75Pamir-Kapelle — Viermastbark Pamir Viermastbark Pamir nach 1951 Schiffsdaten Konstruktion: Rumpf als Dreiinselschiff aus …
76Pamirkapelle — Viermastbark Pamir Viermastbark Pamir nach 1951 Schiffsdaten Konstruktion: Rumpf als Dreiinselschiff aus …
77Pamir (Schiff) — Pamir Viermastbark Pamir nach 1951 (beigedreht) p1 …
78Windows NT startup process — The Windows NT startup process is the process by which Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 operating systems initialize. In Windows Vista and later, this process has changed slightly; see Windows Vista startup process …
79Beatle boots — are a style of boot that have been worn since the 1960s. The boots are tight fitting, cuban heeled, ankle high boots with a sharp pointed toe, made popular by English rock group, The Beatles, for whom they were originally made. Beatle boots saw… …
80Help at Any Cost — Infobox Book name = Help at Any Cost title orig = translator = image caption = Book cover author = Maia Szalavitz illustrator = cover artist = country = United States language = English series = subject = Tough love, Behaviorism genre = Non… …
