I understand that this dates back to the Norman conquest of England. Certain foods such as beef and pork were reserved for the Norman elite, while other foods such as chicken and fish could be eaten by commoners. The Normans spoke french so the English servants took to calling the meats served to the upper class by the french names, porc and boeuf. Meat from the other animals retained the english name for the animal.
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So my answer of Mississippi is correct. I'll take a check mark please--
Forbes - Number of billionaires as of 12 Feb 2016.
Alaska, Vermont, North Dakota, Mississippi, New Mexico, Delaware and Alabama had no billionaires in Feb. 2016
Leslie Lampton of Mississippi was a billionaire before the oil prices went to $40-50 a barrel. Bill and Suzan Alfond ( brother and sister ) had an inherited wealth of 1.2 billion but their inherited trust fund investments have gone under a $billion. January 1, 2016 there were 2 states without a billionaire, after opil prices tanked there are now 6 states without a billionaire.
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1. Coca Cola
2. Diet Coke
3. Pepsi-Cola ( both Pepsi and Mountain Dew would have been an acceptable answer. )
4. Mountain Dew
5. Dr Pepper
6. Sprite
7. Diet Pepsi
8. Diet Mountain Dew
9. Diet Dr Pepper
10. Fanta
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7up does not even appear in the top 10 soft drinks in the US. I do not even know if it is available in the West ( USA ) I had to drink Bubble Up when I was in Los Angeles.
That is still Coke. Diet or not.
The UK only has one, Italy and Spain has 2. How big and how old they are I can not tell you.
Aircraft Carriers
11 1. United States
2 2. Italy
2 2. Spain
1 4. Brazil
1 4. China
1 4. France
1 4. India
1 4. Russia
1 4. Thailand
1 4. United Kingdom
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China is the biggest producer of aluminum in the world.-
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