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Bra Sizes: Difference between Cup E and DD (Double D) - AskingBox Thus, the American "Double D" corresponds to a European E cup In the British system that is slightly different There, DD is an individual size between D and E In the British system, you count AA, A, B, C, D, DD, E, F, FF, G, GG, H, HH, J and so on The distance between the individual sizes is an inch for each
What does bra size D-DD mean? - AskingBox When a bra is stated as D-DD, this bra can be used if D is a bit too small and DD is a bit too big Or, if it is a "one size for both" bra, this bra is fitting in the range from D to DD
Bra Sizes: What does the 75 in 75B mean? - AskingBox What is actually the meaning of the number in a bra size? As far as I know, with A, B, C, D or DD, the cup size is specified In other words: the larger the letter, the bigger the breasts But what does the number before the letter mean? Can someone enlighten me?
C# . NET: Ensure Backslash at End of Path - AskingBox In my program, I have a string containing the path to directory (for example C:\Folder\) Later, I would like to create a full file path from this string (for example C:\Folder\File txt) To make that succeed, of course, I have to ensure, that there is a backslash (\) at the end of the directory-string, because otherwise, the resulting file path would be wrong, for example C:\FolderFile txt or
Linux always opens 2 Windows - AskingBox Because of your Windows experience, you are used to open files and applications with a double click However, on some Linux versions (distributions) it is enough to click only once So, I think that you have such a distribution and that is why the programs are opening twice (double click = two single clicks each opening the program or file)
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