Jason
Jason, but boy is this question miscategorized.
I bowled 4 consecutive perfect games in Wii bowling and 6 consecutive strikes in the next game for a total of 54 consecutive strikes. A few months later I bowled 5 consecutive perfect games in Wii bowling and 6 consecutive strikes in the next game for a new record of 66 consecutive strikes. Ray
The months are:DecemberJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilSeptemberOctoberNovember
Months where 'R' is the third letter are:MarchApril
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Jason, but boy is this question miscategorized.
It means they occur together, one right after another, and there are no other months between them. For example, the period June through August consists of three consecutive months: June, July, and August.
January and February.
12 consecutive months..... if you want to try to avoid someone claiming your stuff after they leave, make sure they stayed with you for less than 12 consecutive months and dont have their mail delivered to your address. 12 consecutive months..... if you want to try to avoid someone claiming your stuff after they leave, make sure they stayed with you for less than 12 consecutive months and dont have their mail delivered to your address.
assuming that you are talking about Earth, and the Gregorian Calendar. 12 consecutive months mean exactly that. 12 months one right after the other, like counting to 12.
* Adults (over 21): * 12 points in 12 consecutive months * 18 points in 24 consecutive months* Minor drivers (ages 18-21) * Nine points in 12 consecutive months * 12 points in 24 consecutive months * 14 or more points between the ages of 18-21* Minor drivers (under 18) * Six points in 12 consecutive months * Seven points prior to turning 18
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July and August
You stop having your period for 12 consecutive months.
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Taking the information contained in the question and doing the math - it sounds like a total of 9 months backup time. If the PO recommended that 3 months of that run concurrently - then that would mean the jail time would be only 6 months.
The word is spelled brig, just as you spelled it. The soldier spent months in the brig for several offenses.