was it 5 men or more? im not sure can someone help me?
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First of all five men — Bernard Barker, Virgilio González, Eugenio Martínez, James W. McCord, Jr., and Frank Sturgis — were discovered and arrested for breaking into the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee at the Watergate Hotel.\n\nHowever, it was soon discovered that they received their orders from E.Howard Hunt and G Gordon Liddy who work in the White House special investigations unit and were called "plumbers" who were responsible for ordering Watergate.\nand they were soon indicted.\n\nAfter an investigation, one of the seven, probably McCord linked the Watergate incident to the Committee to Reelect the President where the funds for watergate were paid out. This led to the investigation of John Mitchell, the Attorney General, who had headed the CRP. He was indicted along with campaign manager ampaign manager Jeb Stuart Magruder and Fred LaRue as they had approved of Hunt and Libby's sabotage plans. Charles Colson, the President's chief aide was also implicated as he was heavily involved in the CRP.\n\nFurther investigations showed that Watergate led all the way up to the White House as acting FBI Director implicated John Dean the White House Counsel by saying that he had passed FBI files to Dean and his predecessor John Ehrlichman, who was currently the Presdential Advisor on Domestic affairs. Investigations revealed that they were responsible for a massive cover up operation on Watergate. \n\nGordon C Strachan (assistant to Mitchell), Robert Mardian and Kenneth Parkinson (legal aid to the CRP) were also indicted for their involvement with the cover up and together with Mitchell, Colson, Erhlichman and Haldeman made up the famous Watergate Seven that were charged.\n\nProsecutors soon discovered proof that a tape existed containing conversations between Nixon and he was subpoenaed to give them up and refused. That led to a mounting campaign against him with the house and senate threatening to indict the President before the Supreme Court finally forced him to hand over the tapes. That ultimately led to Nixon's resignation.
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The actual numbers were 34 dead and 173 wounded, or a total of 70% of the crew.  The Liberty was our newest "Intelligence" ship.  (clue)  This investigation was squashed and deemed classified by the Johnson Administration 39 years ago.  There are veteran groups out there today still trying to get  satisfaction on this issue. So in answer to your question,  essentially nothing was done except a whole lot of sweeping under the rug.
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men are simple just ask. you think too much about it and that will just confuse us...were not that bright.
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I realise you don't have enough room to explain everything when asking a question.\nBefore I can honestly give you my opinion, I need to kow what exactly happened.   I can give you an honest men's point of view.\nyou can reach me at va3jrj@yahoo.ca\nI will be glad to help out
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I can't count, so don't blame me if I get this wrong.\nLet n be the number of participants.\nSince it's a close circuit, the people in front of him are in a sense also behind him so there ara (n-1) people both ahead and behind him.\nso (1/5+5/6)(n-1)=n\n31/30*n -31/30=n\n1/30*n=31/30\nthus n=31\n31 total people
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Add 115 and 110 together (225). Take this number and subrtact it from  [179 multiplied by 9]. Then take that number and divide it by seven.\n\nYou should get 198 pounds for all 7 men.
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This answer is based on a British infantry battalion. \n\nIn a British rifle squad (known as a section) there are 8 men. Three sections of 8 men make up a rifle platoon plus the Platoon commander, Platoon sergeant & a Light aid detachment (medic, signaller, 2 man light mortar team) which totals 30 men.\n\nThere are 3 rifle platoons in a rifle company plus a headquarters platoon of medics, signallers, cooks, clerks, drivers & the company sergeant major, company commander & company second-in-command, so around 120-130 men.\n\nSeveral rifle companies make up a battalion (usually at least 3 but could be more depending on the battalions role). Together with these there is a Headquarters company & a fire support company. The fire support company has a recce platoon, mortar platoon, anti-tank platoon & also usually a machine gun platoon & an assault pioneer platoon. These add up to a battalion of about 600 men.\n\nBattalions are then grouped together into Brigades with an operational role. An armoured brigade, for example will have several armoured infantry battalions together with other combat arms & support. There could be up to 3000 men in a Brigade.\n\nSeveral Brigades make up a Division, totally between 6000 & 10,000 men & women.
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I think thats the same basically but the one i heard was like this:\n\nThree men go into a hotel and share a room and the room will cost 30 dollars, the men go to there room when the person at the desk realizes the room was only 25 dollars,SO HE SENT THE BELLBOY TO THE 3 GUYS' ROOM WITH $5. ON THE WAY THE BELLBOY COULDN'T FIGURE OUT HOW TO SPLIT $5 EVENLY BETWEEN 3 MEN, SO HE GAVE EACH MAN A $1 AND KEPT THE OTHER $2 FOR HIMSELF. THIS MEANT THAT THE 3 MEN EACH PAID $9 FOR THE ROOM, WHICH IS A TOTAL OF $27, ADD THE $2 THAT THE BELLBOY KEPT = $29. WHERE IS THE OTHER DOLLAR?
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Too many women. That's the reason.\n3 women for one man on this planet.
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he is probably a coward. and you need to challenge him. Try to see if he would help with with something that only a man traditionally would do. Or just start paying attention to other men
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I only just heard of the first guy a few seconds ago (see answer to your other question).  The other guy... I haven't a clue.
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74 or 75 I think but hell no, no draw. They got smashed and his infamous white boots did nothing to help him or St George on that day. They were the brunt of many jokes for months afterwards. Something I will never forget.
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all 4 of those guys have good value i wouldnt just give them away by dropping them, try a two for one if you really need to get rid of some guys.
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The 7 gig disk was probably formatted with a 2 gig partition. Using an utility you could recover the other 5
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Suppose the men are A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I.  Then one grouping would be ABC DEF GHI\n\nBAC FED HIG would not be a different grouping since the same 3 men are in the same group.  Neither would GHI DEF ABC.\n\nBut ABC DEG FHI would be different.\n\nI believe your formula should have multiplication where you have addition.  You'd have 9C3 combinations for the first group, 6C3 for the second, and 3C3 for the third.  Each selection of 3 groups could be ordered in 3! or 6 ways so you divide by 3! to discount the repeats.  So the formula is\n9C3 times 6C3 times 3C3 divided by 3!.\n\nI'll check this and edit it if wrong.
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I went over in 64. Came home in late 65.You should start counting in 65 when the build up started. The first big numbers was when Hal Moores Air Cav. got shot up at L.Z. Xray. Then there 2nd. Battalion got shot up even worse by walking out to Albany. The brass really screwed the pooch on that. They could have been air lifted out of X Ray but the brass wanted them to march to L Z Albany. Nobody ever explaned that. There were big numbers them couple of days. Hats off to the 7th. Air Cav.
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Count the total number of groups:\n9 choose 5 = 9*8*7*6/(4*3*2*1) = 9*2*7 = 126.\n\nb) Count the number of groups where 3 women where chosen and 2 men.\n(4 choose 3) * (5 choose 2) = 4 * 10 = 40.\n\nThe prob that a random committee has exactly 3 women = 40/126\n\nc) If there were no women then the number of ways this can happen is:\n(4 choose 0) * (5 choose 5).  As you could probably already see, there is only 1 way to have a committe of 5 men and 0 women.  The prob = 1/126.\n\nf) >=3 women is the same as saying 3 or 4 women as 4 women is the most you can have.\n\n(4 choose 3)*(5 choose 2) + (4 choose 4) * (5 choose 1)=\n4*10 + 1*5 = 45.  Prob = 45/126.