Martial arts
This character is famous for this iconic phrase "Get over here!"
Scorpion from Mortal Combat
It is in THIS part of the world that the majority of Istanbul's population lives.
In Europe
In the mid-1800s, the U.S. Army sought a solution to the challenges of transporting goods across the arid deserts of the Arizona Territory. THESE animals, known for their endurance in extreme climates, seemed like the perfect solution. In 1855, Congress approved funding for the “THESE Corps,” and dozens of animals were imported from the Middle East and North Africa.
Camels
THESE are exactly what both slip-ons and loafers lack.
Laces
Reverse osmosis plants do exactly that to seawater.
They desalinate it
The monastery was founded in 495 by an Indian Buddhist monk named Bhadra (Bato).
Shaolin Monastery
In medieval castles, spiral staircases were usually twisted so that the person climbing would move in that direction. Clockwise or counterclockwise?
Clockwise (so that knights could not fight with swords while climbing up)
The novel by Alexandre Dumas fils tells the story of the love between a Parisian courtesan and a young romantic guy, Armand Duval. The prototype of Marguerite Gautier was Dumas's beloved Marie Duplessis, who died of tuberculosis at the age of 23. Because of her illness, strong smells were unbearable for her; the scent of roses or hyacinths made her dizzy.
The Lady of the Camellias / La Dame aux Camélias
In April 2023, a bit of footwear-based movie trivia reemerged on Reddit: that the 2006 movie "Idiocracy" had everyone in the movie wearing THESE shoes because the costume designer had a limited budget and because they were too ugly to ever become popular in real life:
Crocs
And the world's first perfume (perfume, albeit with a light scent) was invented exactly 315 years ago. At the beginning of the 18th century, when washing too often was considered almost life-threatening even among aristocrats, incense was in particular demand. Alas: it was too volatile, its pleasant scent did not last very long. It is understandable why THIS invented by perfumer Johann Maria Farina immediately became in great demand.
"Cologne water" / Eau de Cologne
THIS code or set of rules was based on Buddhism, Shinto, the teachings of Confucius and Mencius.
Bushido
It was HE who, in Gaidar's story "Chuk and Gek", threw his brother's box out the window, not knowing that his father's telegram was in it.
Gek
THIS term is a rapid departure, a breakaway, an escape. The term is usually used in a military context to describe the organized movement of troops or resources from one place to another, especially when they leave their tents or temporary shelters.
Decampment
From 1964 to 1978, Nike was known as THIS. On May 30, 1971, it officially changed its name to Nike, Inc.
Blue Ribbon Sports
Deuterium oxide is a form of water in which hydrogen atoms are all deuterium rather than the common hydrogen-1 isotope that makes up most of the hydrogen in normal water. This type of water is used in nucler reactors.
Heavy water
In 1975, HE became the first American in Japan to open a martial arts school, a dojo.
Steven Seagal
"Discobolus" (Greek: Δισκοβόλος - "Throwing discus") is one of the most famous statues of antiquity by the ancient Greek sculptor Myron; the first classical sculpture depicting the figure of an athlete ready for a powerful movement in a discus throwing competition. Which way does the discus thrower twist?
To the right
In recent years, Mondulkiri province has also gained recognition for its high-quality and unique chocolate taste Mondulkiri Coffee. Mondulkiri was one of the first provinces to cultivate coffee, and the industry has continued to grow since then. This coffee is exclusevely grown in THIS country.
Cambodia
Few items in the history of fashion have stirred up as much controversy as THIS Maison Margiela shoe design. It’s a known and coveted item for those who “really know” fashion. The rest of us have never heard of it or are baffled by the split-toe design that has left a lasting mark on its fans. The name of this iconic shoe goes back more than 600 years to 15th-century Japan.
Tabi shoes
In this religion, the abhishek ritual begins with washing with water from a jug and ends with initiation into the "ultimate truth."
Buddhism
The NAME of this type of strikes, banned in the 2000s by the unified rules of MMA (the UFC Bellator ONE operates under these rules), is closely related to football.
Soccer kick
Scientists from St. Petersburg University have found that almost all kangaroos use this front paw as their main working paw.
The left paw
THIS angle is one of the angles made by the wheels of a vehicle; specifically, it is the angle between the vertical axis of a wheel and the vertical axis of the vehicle when viewed from the front or rear. It is used in the creation of steering and suspension. It can be positive or negative.
Camber angle
The Lithuanian folk dance klumpakois is traditionally danced in such shoes. An annual festival dedicated to the dance is held in Klaipeda.
wooden shoes, klumpes (they are relatives of the Dutch klomps)
One of the first factories for the production of such water was built in 1781 by the Manchester doctor and pharmacist Thomas Henry.
Carbonated water (then it was called artificial seltzer water)