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What ammo can penetrate doors and may kill or wound occupants in the room?
buckshot and rifled slugs can over penetrate doors and may kill or wound occupants in the room
Locked doors are less likely to open in a crash?
Decreasing the chance of the occupants being ejected
Locked doors are less likely to open during crash?
decreasing the chance of the occupants being ejected
How do you spell doors in Spanish?
"Doors" in Spanish is "puertas". It is pronounced "PWARE-tahs". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
What is the best song of The Doors?
Spanish Caravan :)
Why do lodge doors face east?
There are several reasons. One is so the occupants got the morning sun when they came out. It is also believed to be good luck.
What songs have cities or states in the title or in the song?
Spanish Caravan By The Doors
What does puertas mean in English?
It means "door".
How do you say house of many doors In Spanish?
La casa de muchas puertas.
Identify four actions common to all types of structures during alarm red?
keep structure doors closedkeep personnel away from the exterior structure wallsperform SABCmaintain accountability of structure occupants
Locking your vehicle doors while driving provides better protection in a collision by preventing occupants from being ejected?
Locking your doors is just plain provides better protection. Besides being ejected which is a subject I know nothing about, anyone can walk up to you car and open the door if it is left unlocked. Locking your doors makes you slightly less vulnerable to predators and muggers.
What is the best way to make sure fire doors are at their most effective?
To ensure fire doors are effective, regularly inspect them for any damages or obstructions that may prevent them from closing properly. Make sure they are fitted with a self-closing device and that the gaps around the door are sealed with fire-rated material. Additionally, train occupants on the importance of keeping fire doors closed at all times.
