-
people in
Australia also use spear-
throwers. In the mid Holocene,
Aboriginal people in
Australia developed spear-
throwers,
known as woomeras. As well as its...
- A
throw-in is a
method of
restarting play in a game of ****ociation
football when the
whole of ball p****es over the touchline. It is
governed by Law 15...
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javelin throwers have a
runway 4 m (13 ft) wide and at
least 30 m (98 ft) in length,
ending in an 8 m (26 ft)
radius throwing arc from
which their throw is...
- and they
typically throw **** as a form of
agonistic behavior. Of all primates,
humans are by far the most
capable throwers, and
throw a
large variety of...
- In basketball, free
throws or foul
shots are
unopposed attempts to
score points by
shooting from
behind the free-
throw line (informally
known as the foul...
-
positions that many
throwers lack.
Executing a
sound discus throw with
solid technique requires perfect balance. This is due to the
throw being a
linear movement...
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fired weapons at rock
throwers 43 times,
resulting in 10 deaths.
Border Patrol agents are
permitted to
respond to rock-
throwers with
lethal weapons, but...
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these hobby throwers began to form clubs,
establish ranges, and
organise competitions. In
North America, the
International Knife Throwers Hall of Fame...
- The
javelin throw is an
Olympic track and
field event.
Athletes specialising in the
discipline are
known as
javelin throwers.
Sport of
athletics portal...
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Flame Throwers from
Intelligence Bulletin,
November 1944". lonesentry.com.
Retrieved 3
August 2010. "FINNISH ARMY 1918 - 1945:
PORTABLE FLAME-
THROWERS". www...
