What does the "C" stand for in C-47 or C C-53?
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A = Attack \nB = Bomber\nFB = Fighter Bomber \nC = Cargo Transport\nE = Electronic Warfare \nF = Fighter \nKC = Tanker\nO = Observation\nP = Maritime Patrol \nQ = Drone\nR = Reconnaissance\nS = Anti-Submarine\nT = Trainer\nU = Utility\nX = Experimental
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Try this link:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gie%C3%9Fen
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Its C and B\n\nBut if you couldn't figure this out, you'll never get past English Two (that is if you even pass English One).
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"C" proteins is the correct answer.
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I'm going to go with "c" on the first one.  To "succumb" means to lose to a force acting against.  To "overcome" means to conquer a force acting against.  Think of it like an illness.  If you succumb to cancer, you die.  If you overcome cancer, you live.  In this light, the words are antonyms, much like "bound" and "free".\n\nOn the second one, I'm going with "c" also.  "Entice" and "coax" are synonyms.  All options except "c" are antonyms of each other.
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1. c\n2. c\n3. c\n4. c\n5. c
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The military uses a "phonetic alphabet" when using radios to be certain letters that sound similiar don't get confused.  for example 'V' and 'C' could be mistaken for each other on a radio with some static.\n\nA - Alpha\nB- Bravo and so on.\n\nC is Charlie\nV is Victor\n\nThe para-military force that conducted infiltration and sabotage in South Vietnam after 1954 was known as the Viet Cong.  Abbreviated, VC, phonetically spelled, Victor Charlie.\n\nCharlie for short.
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Hey, I learned something with your question, too! Apparently, Scud isn't an acronym, but simply "the NATO reporting name (not an acronym) for a Soviet army short-range liquid propellant surface-to-surface ballistic missile, the SS-1." Who knew?
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C is the logical answer...
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C is for the crazy dashes across the room\nA is for the acrobatic leaps\nT is for the trouble it gets into.. then quickly gets out of because it's so darn cute
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airplanes use the CG every time it gets on the runway.  Maybe something along those lines.  THere are a lot of info on it if you do google on it.
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The C is for cruiser, as carriers were originally seen as scouts for the fleet, which is the same role that cruisers played.  The V is from the French verb "Volare", which means to fly, and denotes the aviation role of the ship.  The N stands for nuclear propulsion.  Therefore, a CVN is a nuclear powered aircraft carrier.  If there is no N designation, then the ship is powered conventionally, such as CV-67, the USS John F Kennedy.
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That would be C.  \n\nThese links should help you understand this question.
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My openion is that "C" answer is correct.
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c-common\no-operating\nm-machine\np-particularly\nu-used for\nt-trade &\ne-educational\nr-research
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I'm assuming that C' means not-C, rather than another variable.\n\nABC+ABD+C'D\n= ABC + ABD(C+C') + C'D\n= ABC + ABCD + ABC'D + C'D\n= ABC(1+D) + C'D(AB+1)\n= 1ABC + 1C'D\n= ABC + C'D\n\nWrite out the truth table and you can easily see that this is the case.
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It stands for Certified Senior Advisor.\n\nThe CSA designation is a universal supplement to anyone who works with seniors.