Q: Kelvin Korver played three seasons with the Raiders after being drafted in 1972, his experiences at Texas A&M and Northwestern College prepared him to play professionally
Kelvin Mitchell Korver (born February 21, 1949) is a former American football defensive tackle who played three seasons with the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League (NFL). He was drafted by the Raiders in the second round of the 1972 NFL Draft. He first enrolled at Texas A&M University before transferring to Northwestern College. Korver attended Irving High School in Irving, Texas.
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Q: Credit card mobile phones that interfere with aircraft systems are provided on some planes.
The credit card mobile phones now provided on some aircraft, do not interfere with aircraft systems because they are wired to a special "base station" that has been designed to safely receive and transmit radio signals in the aircraft.
A: No
Q: Lyzwinski's aide had tried to start a miscarriage.
In late 2006, Aneta Krawczyk accused the party's leader Andrzej Lepper of having offered her political favours for sex in 2001, and then said he had been the father of her youngest child. She said the same of Lepper's close collaborator and MP, Stanislaw Lyzwinski, and accused him of rape and sexual abuse. She also said that Popecki, who had been Lyzwinski's aide, had tried to induce a miscarriage by giving her a labour-inducing drug called oxytocin.
A: Yes
Q: Dhale refused to see the implementation of many projects by the ERC.
Nabil Al Afif, Under-Secretary of Dhale Governorate, praised the ERC's efforts to help Dhale and other liberated Yemeni governorates. He added that providing the relief aid and shelter materials is a generous gesture by the UAE people and the sons of Zayed while praising the role of the UAE, led by President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and its humanitarian arm, the ERC. Dhale saw the implementation of many projects by the ERC and signed, in 2018, an agreement on the launch of other projects, he said in conclusion.
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No