And is a numeral living in Mainframe shaped like a large ampersand. Although he is not technically a number, he is considered in the same format. And is a troublemaker who often gets into fights in Al's Diner on Level 31, usually getting ejected by Al's Waiter yelling "AND stay out!" Not much else is known about this individual. (My Two Bobs)
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| - And is a numeral living in Mainframe shaped like a large ampersand. Although he is not technically a number, he is considered in the same format. And is a troublemaker who often gets into fights in Al's Diner on Level 31, usually getting ejected by Al's Waiter yelling "AND stay out!" Not much else is known about this individual. (My Two Bobs)
- And is an uncommon word in the English language and' is known for, similarly to the, for never being used, and so forth. And that's what you say to someone and/or just anyone, who doesn't have a clue what and means. And tell them what and means. And then maybe they'll finally get what and means. And if not, and who and cares. And.
- Den logiske operatoren AND blir nytta til å snevre inn treffmengda ved å krevje at to eller fleire søkeord skal forekome i same søkeobjekt.
- And is a typo of Dan. Nothing else. “That's false” ~ Smarty pants You're right - it's also a typo of DNA.
- And is a word used to denote two things in the same place. It is also represented as the sign &, ₴, and sometimes +. It occurs more often than can be thought possible, and is a point of interest in structural linguistics. It was an important mediator in the Nouns vs. Verbs battles as it applied to both sides. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- This statement evaluates to true only if both booleans evaluate to true.
- AND is a Boolean operator that requires all specified terms to appear.
- This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is "blank", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled "discussion about this word" - which will link you to a "Discussion" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under "PRIRODNE JEZYKI" ("Natural Languages") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing)
- AND NEVER START A SENTENCE WITH And is a very useful word and it has many uses in grammar and it is spelled A-N-D and it can transform into anything starting with the "and" by attaching itself to the beginning of the word and an example would be "android" because android is and and droid combined together and and can attach itself to a droid to become an android and it can also become a guy and a robot and a space goat named Andy because Andy starts with "and" and you can make the word "Andy" by combining "And" and the letter 'y' and and can turn into other things named Andy too and
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- And is a numeral living in Mainframe shaped like a large ampersand. Although he is not technically a number, he is considered in the same format. And is a troublemaker who often gets into fights in Al's Diner on Level 31, usually getting ejected by Al's Waiter yelling "AND stay out!" Not much else is known about this individual. (My Two Bobs)
- And is an uncommon word in the English language and' is known for, similarly to the, for never being used, and so forth. And that's what you say to someone and/or just anyone, who doesn't have a clue what and means. And tell them what and means. And then maybe they'll finally get what and means. And if not, and who and cares. And.
- Den logiske operatoren AND blir nytta til å snevre inn treffmengda ved å krevje at to eller fleire søkeord skal forekome i same søkeobjekt.
- AND NEVER START A SENTENCE WITH And is a very useful word and it has many uses in grammar and it is spelled A-N-D and it can transform into anything starting with the "and" by attaching itself to the beginning of the word and an example would be "android" because android is and and droid combined together and and can attach itself to a droid to become an android and it can also become a guy and a robot and a space goat named Andy because Andy starts with "and" and you can make the word "Andy" by combining "And" and the letter 'y' and and can turn into other things named Andy too and Richard Dawkins has been known to pronounce "and" silent.
- And is a typo of Dan. Nothing else. “That's false” ~ Smarty pants You're right - it's also a typo of DNA.
- And is a word used to denote two things in the same place. It is also represented as the sign &, ₴, and sometimes +. It occurs more often than can be thought possible, and is a point of interest in structural linguistics. It was an important mediator in the Nouns vs. Verbs battles as it applied to both sides. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- This statement evaluates to true only if both booleans evaluate to true.
- AND is a Boolean operator that requires all specified terms to appear.
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