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informally known as
Guards Guard of honour,
primarily ceremonial Guards (Russia),
elite military in pre-revolutionary
Russia Guards unit, a
title earned by...
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Guards!
Guards! is a
fantasy novel by
British writer Terry Pratchett, the
eighth in the
Discworld series,
first published in 1989. It is the
first novel...
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three main categories:
guard, forward, and center, with the
standard team
featuring two
guards, two forwards, and a center. The
guards are
typically called...
- The
Guards Club,
established in 1810, was a
London Gentlemen's club for
officers of the
Guards Division,
originally defined by the club as
being the Coldstream...
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teams ask
their shooting guards to
inbound the ball and
bring it up the court;
these players are
known colloquially as
combo guards. A
player who can switch...
- Moreover, the
government was very
permissive of the Red
Guards, and even
allowed the Red
Guards to
inflict bodily harm on
people viewed as dissidents....
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Curry are the only
point guards to win the NBA MVP,
Finals MVP and All-Star Game MVP
awards in
their careers.
Notable point guards of the WNBA
include five-time...
- to
Wellington Barracks. The King's Life
Guard is the
mounted guard at the
entrance to
Horse Guards.
Horse Guards is the
official main
entrance to both St...
- of Foot
Guards'
after the
Restoration in 1660. With
George Monck's
death in 1670 it was
again renamed 'The
Coldstream Regiment of Foot
Guards'
after the...
- used to
refer to "Red
Guards" who
fought for the
Bolsheviks during the
Russian Civil War. This name
signaled the
Scarlet Guards'
political orthodoxy....
