How can an international trade agreement help a country's global competitiveness?
Q. How can an international trade agreement (such as an agreement between Canada and the EU) help a country's global competitiveness?
Asked by Anne - Sun Oct 11 12:44:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. International trade agreement help a country's global competitveness in following ways. 1. Increased market share 2. Opportunity for establishing brand recognition 3. One can achive economies of scale etc.
Answered by usman1986 - Sun Oct 11 13:22:56 2009
Q. How can an international trade agreement (such as an agreement between Canada and the EU) help a country's global competitiveness?
Asked by Anne - Sun Oct 11 12:44:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. International trade agreement help a country's global competitveness in following ways. 1. Increased market share 2. Opportunity for establishing brand recognition 3. One can achive economies of scale etc.
Answered by usman1986 - Sun Oct 11 13:22:56 2009
Do academic competitiveness grant stop in the middle of a school year if you get below a 3.0?
Q. I've been receiving academic competitiveness grant for the past two quarters, but for some reasons it didn't dispurse into my student portal for spring quarter. I was wondering if it was because I got a 2.8 for my gpa?
Asked by chibilume - Fri Mar 26 01:56:11 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, if you drop below a 3.0 your first year, you will lose the ACG. The link below will take you to the FAQ page on the fafsa website that tells you the eligibility criteria for the ACG.
Answered by spalmer - Fri Mar 26 12:07:22 2010
Q. I've been receiving academic competitiveness grant for the past two quarters, but for some reasons it didn't dispurse into my student portal for spring quarter. I was wondering if it was because I got a 2.8 for my gpa?
Asked by chibilume - Fri Mar 26 01:56:11 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, if you drop below a 3.0 your first year, you will lose the ACG. The link below will take you to the FAQ page on the fafsa website that tells you the eligibility criteria for the ACG.
Answered by spalmer - Fri Mar 26 12:07:22 2010
How do I deal with jealousy and competitiveness?
Q. I am a very very jealous person, highly competitive with other females, and I'm afraid it's turning off my boyfriend. I don't want to be like this. Please help!
Asked by reba - Thu Dec 14 18:51:18 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you really like yourself, maybe being so insecure it is manifesting itself via your intense jealousy of other women. I think it is time to take stock of who you really are,and start to tell yourself that *Hey I'm alright and I'm attractive in my own right* The worst emotion to show is jealousy as that puts barriers between partners and finally destroys relationship. Feel good about yourself then relax be happy it's amazing how it will show via your personality and make you even more attractive to your partner... In other words confidence, without this you are vulnerable to jealousy so maybe work on this aspect of your life ..Good Luck
Answered by Candice - Fri Dec 15 01:21:27 2006
Q. I am a very very jealous person, highly competitive with other females, and I'm afraid it's turning off my boyfriend. I don't want to be like this. Please help!
Asked by reba - Thu Dec 14 18:51:18 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you really like yourself, maybe being so insecure it is manifesting itself via your intense jealousy of other women. I think it is time to take stock of who you really are,and start to tell yourself that *Hey I'm alright and I'm attractive in my own right* The worst emotion to show is jealousy as that puts barriers between partners and finally destroys relationship. Feel good about yourself then relax be happy it's amazing how it will show via your personality and make you even more attractive to your partner... In other words confidence, without this you are vulnerable to jealousy so maybe work on this aspect of your life ..Good Luck
Answered by Candice - Fri Dec 15 01:21:27 2006
Is it human competitiveness that makes Catholics try to cover up pedophile priests?
Q. The competition that goes on amongst religions is fierce. They are all competing to hold the bulk of the human collective capacity for faith. In their eyes, is there no evil too unspeakable and no action too deplorable that they won t do it to make their religion more competitive in the religious market place or to maintain their religion s dominance?
Asked by Desiree - Fri Oct 23 17:46:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe there's a element of that to it. But I think the primary impetus for that deplorable practice is trying to keep the massive cash cow alive.
Answered by Jesus Chrysler - Fri Oct 23 17:52:09 2009
Q. The competition that goes on amongst religions is fierce. They are all competing to hold the bulk of the human collective capacity for faith. In their eyes, is there no evil too unspeakable and no action too deplorable that they won t do it to make their religion more competitive in the religious market place or to maintain their religion s dominance?
Asked by Desiree - Fri Oct 23 17:46:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe there's a element of that to it. But I think the primary impetus for that deplorable practice is trying to keep the massive cash cow alive.
Answered by Jesus Chrysler - Fri Oct 23 17:52:09 2009
I this economy, what competitiveness do you predict for admission to UC and private colleges?
Q. Please compare. Will they be more selective?
Asked by meloncholy canteloupe - Wed Nov 25 03:05:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. UCs are going to be very tough to get into because of the state of the economy. Privates, however, are going to see a decrease in applicants because of the cost of tuition. UCs will raise tuition 32% (as reported earlier this week), which makes it that much harder for the applicant pool. It's important to understand that UCs (especially) look for well rounded students. They want you to excel not only in academics but wide range of other things. I cannot stress how important the personal essay is. No matter what anyone tells you, your essay can make or break you. Good Luck!
Answered by loveALWAYS - Thu Nov 26 00:43:18 2009
Q. Please compare. Will they be more selective?
Asked by meloncholy canteloupe - Wed Nov 25 03:05:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. UCs are going to be very tough to get into because of the state of the economy. Privates, however, are going to see a decrease in applicants because of the cost of tuition. UCs will raise tuition 32% (as reported earlier this week), which makes it that much harder for the applicant pool. It's important to understand that UCs (especially) look for well rounded students. They want you to excel not only in academics but wide range of other things. I cannot stress how important the personal essay is. No matter what anyone tells you, your essay can make or break you. Good Luck!
Answered by loveALWAYS - Thu Nov 26 00:43:18 2009
Does the Academic Competitiveness Grant ever need to be paid back?
Q. I got it for last semester (Spring 2009) and now they want me to pay it back before I can confirm enrollment for Fall. I am not taking any classes this summer. I didn't drop any classes during spring, staying full-time the whole semester, and my GPA is 3.8 which is well above the requirement for receiving the grant. I should still be able to receive it since the money they are trying to take back was from my second year, first semester.
Asked by ragebassmasta - Mon Jun 29 19:16:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The word GRANT means you do not have to pay back. But, if for some reason you were given a grant and you were not eligible...then you must pay it back. The school should give you some type of explanation.
Answered by dj - Mon Jun 29 20:26:19 2009
Q. I got it for last semester (Spring 2009) and now they want me to pay it back before I can confirm enrollment for Fall. I am not taking any classes this summer. I didn't drop any classes during spring, staying full-time the whole semester, and my GPA is 3.8 which is well above the requirement for receiving the grant. I should still be able to receive it since the money they are trying to take back was from my second year, first semester.
Asked by ragebassmasta - Mon Jun 29 19:16:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The word GRANT means you do not have to pay back. But, if for some reason you were given a grant and you were not eligible...then you must pay it back. The school should give you some type of explanation.
Answered by dj - Mon Jun 29 20:26:19 2009
What is the competitiveness of Coast Guard OCS?
Q. I am interested in applying to the Coast Guard OCS program. I asked my recruiter how difficult it was to get into the program and they ve all said it s competitive but I am curious to know how competitive getting into this program really is (for example 90% or 5%). Does anyone know how competitive Coast Guard OCS is? Are there any places online that I can find this information? How many people apply and of that number how many get in?
Asked by Nicole Warren - Sat May 16 16:41:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One of the first things you need to think about is being an honorable and dedicated member of the organization. The answerer who identified himself as "Ensign Cris Gammil" a USCGA graduate, also in the last few weeks identifies himself at currently attending the USCGA ("Yes of course, I currently go to the United States Coast Guard Academy") and otherwise being a USCG dependent (".My dad is a us coast guard sar pilot in Alaska and whenever they don't have a mission they are training or repairing the helicopter"). He gives his email address at a prep school (",Contact Me At...cgammill@eastsidepre p.org") so I suspect he is a youngster who likes to "role play" on line. For the best answer anytime, for any military service is to go and… [cont.]
Answered by John F - Mon May 18 16:31:42 2009
Q. I am interested in applying to the Coast Guard OCS program. I asked my recruiter how difficult it was to get into the program and they ve all said it s competitive but I am curious to know how competitive getting into this program really is (for example 90% or 5%). Does anyone know how competitive Coast Guard OCS is? Are there any places online that I can find this information? How many people apply and of that number how many get in?
Asked by Nicole Warren - Sat May 16 16:41:47 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. One of the first things you need to think about is being an honorable and dedicated member of the organization. The answerer who identified himself as "Ensign Cris Gammil" a USCGA graduate, also in the last few weeks identifies himself at currently attending the USCGA ("Yes of course, I currently go to the United States Coast Guard Academy") and otherwise being a USCG dependent (".My dad is a us coast guard sar pilot in Alaska and whenever they don't have a mission they are training or repairing the helicopter"). He gives his email address at a prep school (",Contact Me At...cgammill@eastsidepre p.org") so I suspect he is a youngster who likes to "role play" on line. For the best answer anytime, for any military service is to go and… [cont.]
Answered by John F - Mon May 18 16:31:42 2009
why is mens competitiveness to gain money and status is seen as a PROBLEM by feminists?
Q. instead of encouraging women to be more competitive why have they shifted focus on men... why do they want men to become less competitive?
Asked by basbosa kumar - Sun Jun 21 16:20:35 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Huh? What idiot told you many feminists don't encourage women to be more competitive, or encouraged those who are naturally? Whoever it was, they don't know what they're talking about.
Answered by tehabwa - Sun Jun 21 17:54:09 2009
Q. instead of encouraging women to be more competitive why have they shifted focus on men... why do they want men to become less competitive?
Asked by basbosa kumar - Sun Jun 21 16:20:35 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Huh? What idiot told you many feminists don't encourage women to be more competitive, or encouraged those who are naturally? Whoever it was, they don't know what they're talking about.
Answered by tehabwa - Sun Jun 21 17:54:09 2009
Can you be a junior in college and receive the Academic Competitiveness Grant?
Q. I have receive the ACG for my last two years in college. I was wondering if I will receive it this year.
Asked by juswan2luvme - Wed Mar 25 23:22:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO, the ACG is only for those in their first two years of college.
Answered by just not that - Wed Mar 25 23:29:58 2009
Q. I have receive the ACG for my last two years in college. I was wondering if I will receive it this year.
Asked by juswan2luvme - Wed Mar 25 23:22:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO, the ACG is only for those in their first two years of college.
Answered by just not that - Wed Mar 25 23:29:58 2009
Do units from AP classes weaken my competitiveness for transfer to a UC?
Q. I want to transfer from a community college to a UC, majoring in political science. The school does not require that all classes pertaining to the major be taken for a letter grade. Still, do the credits I got for taking AP U.S. History and AP Political Science make me a weaker candidate? Should I retake them for a letter grade, even if my GPA is high? Thanks.
Asked by fslcaptain737 - Sat Mar 15 23:00:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to understand that high school is no more once you are going to transfer from a CC. The AP grades don't matter what so ever. In fact, some people who transfer to a UC don't even have a high school diploma. If you have taken the AP exam and have earned a grade of 3 or better, you can get credit for college credit, although in most cases, you will just earn a general credit. I think you should talk to a transfer advisor. Make sure to ask about TAG (transfer admission guarantee) to the UC schools.
Answered by gradjimbo - Sun Mar 16 03:14:00 2008
Q. I want to transfer from a community college to a UC, majoring in political science. The school does not require that all classes pertaining to the major be taken for a letter grade. Still, do the credits I got for taking AP U.S. History and AP Political Science make me a weaker candidate? Should I retake them for a letter grade, even if my GPA is high? Thanks.
Asked by fslcaptain737 - Sat Mar 15 23:00:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to understand that high school is no more once you are going to transfer from a CC. The AP grades don't matter what so ever. In fact, some people who transfer to a UC don't even have a high school diploma. If you have taken the AP exam and have earned a grade of 3 or better, you can get credit for college credit, although in most cases, you will just earn a general credit. I think you should talk to a transfer advisor. Make sure to ask about TAG (transfer admission guarantee) to the UC schools.
Answered by gradjimbo - Sun Mar 16 03:14:00 2008
How does a currency (exchange rate) impacts international trade competitiveness?
Q. I would really appreciate a short discussion on this topic. Thank you all!
Asked by Not all who wonder are lost... - Thu Nov 20 01:05:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Right now one american dollar is equal to 10 mexican dollars, so companies can go over to mexico and get lets say 500 lbs of beans at one dollar a lb for half the cost it would be buying it here in the us-the american dollar in the currency exchnge to convert it to whatever it is worth in another country is the key to the competitivesness. lets say one american dollar is worth .50cents in china, well that means it would cost twice as much to get that same bag of beans in china than it would in mexico, so we would take mexicos offer first. hope this helps.
Answered by blue - Thu Nov 20 01:52:46 2008
Q. I would really appreciate a short discussion on this topic. Thank you all!
Asked by Not all who wonder are lost... - Thu Nov 20 01:05:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Right now one american dollar is equal to 10 mexican dollars, so companies can go over to mexico and get lets say 500 lbs of beans at one dollar a lb for half the cost it would be buying it here in the us-the american dollar in the currency exchnge to convert it to whatever it is worth in another country is the key to the competitivesness. lets say one american dollar is worth .50cents in china, well that means it would cost twice as much to get that same bag of beans in china than it would in mexico, so we would take mexicos offer first. hope this helps.
Answered by blue - Thu Nov 20 01:52:46 2008
Is competitiveness in a relationship healthy?
Q. We're competitive when it comes to arguments. He's a know it all and I've been knowing that. Although, he's right most of the time. Leaving me with little room to express my intelligence. I feel that my dignity has been ripped to a point. Now I feel that I have to be better than him. The few times that I am right, I feel like rubbing it in his face.
Asked by questioner - Wed Mar 25 18:49:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you're in a relationship with someone, there should be some sort of balance for things to work out. if you feel like you and your boyfriend are competing, its time to stop and take a look at what you're doing. competitiveness is dangerous because your relationship will begin to turn into some sort of game (who hurts the most, who yells the loudest, who's right most of the times). what are you really trying to prove to each other? you should never feel like you have to be better than him and neither should him. you should both be able to stay real and honest with each other. if you really love him and he really loves you, you'll both be able to realize that the arguments you've been having just to be superior have been hurting your… [cont.]
Answered by patricia.m - Wed Mar 25 19:00:53 2009
Q. We're competitive when it comes to arguments. He's a know it all and I've been knowing that. Although, he's right most of the time. Leaving me with little room to express my intelligence. I feel that my dignity has been ripped to a point. Now I feel that I have to be better than him. The few times that I am right, I feel like rubbing it in his face.
Asked by questioner - Wed Mar 25 18:49:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you're in a relationship with someone, there should be some sort of balance for things to work out. if you feel like you and your boyfriend are competing, its time to stop and take a look at what you're doing. competitiveness is dangerous because your relationship will begin to turn into some sort of game (who hurts the most, who yells the loudest, who's right most of the times). what are you really trying to prove to each other? you should never feel like you have to be better than him and neither should him. you should both be able to stay real and honest with each other. if you really love him and he really loves you, you'll both be able to realize that the arguments you've been having just to be superior have been hurting your… [cont.]
Answered by patricia.m - Wed Mar 25 19:00:53 2009
why is competitiveness healthy in a society?
Q. is it so that we get new industries etc? like industries are dying out such as butchers, barbers and video stores is that to make way for new things, and has this happened due to the advancement in technology?
Asked by fox - Mon May 18 07:58:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because I believe is in the nature of human beings. People love to compete to be better. Competition makes things better for the benefit of the rest of the people. It does not matter if it is in the academic, sports or commercial field, if you have people competing the end result is going to be better. That is why this country is so great. We have the freedom to compete in all fields.
Answered by neneman - Mon May 18 09:07:18 2009
Q. is it so that we get new industries etc? like industries are dying out such as butchers, barbers and video stores is that to make way for new things, and has this happened due to the advancement in technology?
Asked by fox - Mon May 18 07:58:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because I believe is in the nature of human beings. People love to compete to be better. Competition makes things better for the benefit of the rest of the people. It does not matter if it is in the academic, sports or commercial field, if you have people competing the end result is going to be better. That is why this country is so great. We have the freedom to compete in all fields.
Answered by neneman - Mon May 18 09:07:18 2009
Why is it that in this society, competitiveness is propogated?
Q. Does it not serve the purposes of the power-that-be for us to be at one another throats?
Asked by the redcap - Tue Apr 28 09:50:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because over the centuries people who out-competed others succeeded and survived, those that didn't died without breeding. That means that competitive people dominate in society.
Answered by opinionsbygolly - Tue Apr 28 09:56:08 2009
Q. Does it not serve the purposes of the power-that-be for us to be at one another throats?
Asked by the redcap - Tue Apr 28 09:50:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because over the centuries people who out-competed others succeeded and survived, those that didn't died without breeding. That means that competitive people dominate in society.
Answered by opinionsbygolly - Tue Apr 28 09:56:08 2009
How do you deal with competitiveness?
Q. I have an ex boyfriend who is still one of my best friends. Sometimes he is the best person to talk to, but sometimes he will try to beat me in everything I do. I started fencing, and he became a better fencer, I was designing a webpage, he did a better one. i get a new boyfriend, he gets two new girlfriends...etc. How do I not get frustrated when he beats me at everything? Is it just more frustrating because he's my ex?
Asked by Avi C - Mon Mar 2 00:59:09 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Refuse to compete. Just because he does these things doesn't mean you need be playing on his game. Best cure is conversation starting With: Hey do you need to compete with me? But...do you need to compete with him?
Answered by Orfan Powers - Mon Mar 2 01:04:35 2009
Q. I have an ex boyfriend who is still one of my best friends. Sometimes he is the best person to talk to, but sometimes he will try to beat me in everything I do. I started fencing, and he became a better fencer, I was designing a webpage, he did a better one. i get a new boyfriend, he gets two new girlfriends...etc. How do I not get frustrated when he beats me at everything? Is it just more frustrating because he's my ex?
Asked by Avi C - Mon Mar 2 00:59:09 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Refuse to compete. Just because he does these things doesn't mean you need be playing on his game. Best cure is conversation starting With: Hey do you need to compete with me? But...do you need to compete with him?
Answered by Orfan Powers - Mon Mar 2 01:04:35 2009
Does anyone know of any scales that measure individual competitiveness?
Q. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Asked by eternallybeautiful - Thu Apr 24 20:50:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your best bet for info of this sort is called the Buros Mental Measurements Yearbook. There should be a copy in your university's library. Best of luck, ~M~
Answered by michele - Thu Apr 24 21:01:48 2008
Q. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Asked by eternallybeautiful - Thu Apr 24 20:50:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your best bet for info of this sort is called the Buros Mental Measurements Yearbook. There should be a copy in your university's library. Best of luck, ~M~
Answered by michele - Thu Apr 24 21:01:48 2008
What are 2 ways that lower wages in other countries reduce Canada's competitiveness?
Q. What are 2 ways that lower wages in other countries reduce Canada's competitiveness?
Asked by Kimmy - Thu Mar 4 20:43:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are NOT 2 ways. All else being equal, higher costs reduce competitiveness. That is the ONLY way differences in wages impact competitiveness. In MOST cases, wages are the LEAST significant influence on national competitiveness. Government regulations normally impose MUCH more cost than wages.
Answered by STEVEN F - Thu Mar 4 21:04:36 2010
Q. What are 2 ways that lower wages in other countries reduce Canada's competitiveness?
Asked by Kimmy - Thu Mar 4 20:43:26 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are NOT 2 ways. All else being equal, higher costs reduce competitiveness. That is the ONLY way differences in wages impact competitiveness. In MOST cases, wages are the LEAST significant influence on national competitiveness. Government regulations normally impose MUCH more cost than wages.
Answered by STEVEN F - Thu Mar 4 21:04:36 2010
Do you ever feel competitiveness with friend (s) or sibling (s) in your childhood and young adulthood?
Q. In other words; when you saw your friend [relatives/anyone] or sibling doing something better you felt jealous and you wanted to over stage them and sometimes you succeeded and sometimes you failed. Do you felt that way in your childhood and young adulthood? Explain. And how do you see these experiences that make you a better person?
Asked by Claw - Sun Aug 31 20:30:06 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Aw the inferiority complex. very common, if you aren't better than someone at everything than you are somehow worse or inferior that person. I feel that way a lot, which is why I am very self conscious. These experiences provide me a way to see that I don't have to be better than everyone at everything that I can just be myself (really corny).
Answered by Jon - Sun Aug 31 20:46:55 2008
Q. In other words; when you saw your friend [relatives/anyone] or sibling doing something better you felt jealous and you wanted to over stage them and sometimes you succeeded and sometimes you failed. Do you felt that way in your childhood and young adulthood? Explain. And how do you see these experiences that make you a better person?
Asked by Claw - Sun Aug 31 20:30:06 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Aw the inferiority complex. very common, if you aren't better than someone at everything than you are somehow worse or inferior that person. I feel that way a lot, which is why I am very self conscious. These experiences provide me a way to see that I don't have to be better than everyone at everything that I can just be myself (really corny).
Answered by Jon - Sun Aug 31 20:46:55 2008
If Chinese Yuan gets stronger to Yuan 1 = USD 1 would that help US in terms of production competitiveness?
Q. Assuming Chinese agreed with US urges to revalue Yuan, and okay, they let it float to the extend that Yuan strengthened to similar value with USD. Question: Can US compete with China when:- US labor's minimum wage is USD 5 per hour while labor in China may live comfortably with 55 cents per hour?
Asked by Trustee - Mon Sep 3 22:28:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. US still cannot compete the motivation and productivity of worker are different
Answered by sm bn - Mon Sep 3 22:35:31 2007
Q. Assuming Chinese agreed with US urges to revalue Yuan, and okay, they let it float to the extend that Yuan strengthened to similar value with USD. Question: Can US compete with China when:- US labor's minimum wage is USD 5 per hour while labor in China may live comfortably with 55 cents per hour?
Asked by Trustee - Mon Sep 3 22:28:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. US still cannot compete the motivation and productivity of worker are different
Answered by sm bn - Mon Sep 3 22:35:31 2007
How does the factors like expectations, pressure and competitiveness affects the cricketers?
Q. How does the factors like expectations, pressure and competitiveness affects the cricketers?
Asked by A - Fri Apr 30 13:30:45 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tendulkar is the only cricketer in the whole world who has faced the burden of 1 billion fans in the 20 years of his career, this was said by Warnie... He single handedly took India to the semi finals of the1996 World Cup and finals in 2003 World Cup... Definitely, god of cricket!!!
Answered by Indian Pride counter attacks - Fri Apr 30 14:23:33 2010
Q. How does the factors like expectations, pressure and competitiveness affects the cricketers?
Asked by A - Fri Apr 30 13:30:45 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tendulkar is the only cricketer in the whole world who has faced the burden of 1 billion fans in the 20 years of his career, this was said by Warnie... He single handedly took India to the semi finals of the1996 World Cup and finals in 2003 World Cup... Definitely, god of cricket!!!
Answered by Indian Pride counter attacks - Fri Apr 30 14:23:33 2010
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