- The 32-
bar form, also
known as the AABA song form,
American po****r song form and the
ballad form, is a song
structure commonly found in Tin Pan Alley...
- Gallantry...
Winners of the
Military Cross and
Bar during the
Great War.
Volume 1 –
Two Bars &
Three Bars,
Troubador Publishing Ltd, 2006, pp. 343–352....
- "Abonsam" (Prod. by
TwoBars) "Saman" (Prod. by Woode) "Effiakuma
Broken Heart" (Prod. by
Elorm Beatz) "I Don't Care" (Prod. by
TwoBars & Abochi) "Take Away"...
- made to Australians, plus 70
first bars and one
second bar. The DSO was
awarded to over 300 New
Zealanders during the
two World Wars. At
least 14
Indian officers...
- the 55th
Australian Infantry Battalion. The only
recipient to
receive two bars during the
Second World War was
Sergeant Fred Kite,
Royal Tank Regiment...
- DSO and
two bars.
Bars are also used on long-service
medals to
indicate the
length of
service rendered. The
two terms are used
because terms "
bar" and "clasp"...
-
Two Wrongs is a ****tail
bar in Portland, Oregon.
Two Wrongs is a ****tail
bar in
northwest Portland's
Pearl District. In mid 2019,
restaurateur Ramzy...
-
rosette worn on the
ribbon when worn alone, to
denote the
award of each
bar.
During World War I,
officers of the
Merchant and
Fishing Fleets had been...
- A
two-barred
cross is
similar to a
Latin cross but with an
extra bar added. The
lengths and
placement of the
bars (or "arms") vary, and most of the variations...
- A
barcode or
bar code is a
method of
representing data in a visual, machine-readable form. Initially,
barcodes represented data by
varying the widths...
