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informally known as
Guards Guard of honour,
primarily ceremonial Guards (Russia),
elite military in pre-revolutionary
Russia Guards unit, a
title earned...
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Guards!
Guards! is a
fantasy novel by
British writer Terry Pratchett, the
eighth in the
Discworld series,
first published in 1989. It is the
first novel...
- Moreover, the
government was very
permissive of the Red
Guards, and even
allowed the Red
Guards to
inflict bodily harm on
people viewed as dissidents....
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Curry are the only
point guards to win the NBA MVP,
Finals MVP and All-Star Game MVP
awards in
their careers.
Notable point guards of the WNBA
include five-time...
- suggests, most
shooting guards are good long-range shooters,
typically averaging 35–40
percent from three-point range. Many
shooting guards are also
strong and...
- blocking.
Right guards (RG) is the term for the
guards on the
right of the
offensive line,
while left
guards (LG) are on the left side.
Guards are to the right...
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Google Books.
History of the
Pontifical Swiss Guards Official Vatican web page,
Roman Curia,
Swiss Guards,
retrieved on 7
August 2006.
Royal 2006, pp. 91–92...
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combined with John Russell's
Regiment of
Guards to form the
current regiment,
known as the 1st
Regiment of Foot
Guards.
Since then, the
regiment has filled...
- of Foot
Guards'
after the
Restoration in 1660. With
George Monck's
death in 1670 it was
again renamed 'The
Coldstream Regiment of Foot
Guards'
after the...
- playmakers. In the NBA,
point guards are
mostly between 5 feet 10 inches (1.78 m) and 6 feet 4 inches (1.93 m).
Point guards are
required to do many things...
