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51Game On (exhibition) — Game On is an exhibition organised and toured by the Barbican Art Gallery. The exhibition displayed a historical view of video game development from early arcade games to the present. First featuring at the Barbican Art Gallery in 2002, the… …
52Ball — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda El término ball puede hacer referencia a: Ball, el primer juego de Game Watch. bola mala, expresión utilizada en béisbol. la abreviatura botánica para John Ball. Ball, un álbum de la banda Iron Butterfly. Obtenido de …
53Game Critics Awards — Game Critics Awards  ежегодная церемония вручния наград, проходит после выставки E3, начиная с 1998 года. Награды вручаются играм, показанным на E3 и получившим титул «Лучшая игра E3» (англ. Best of E3). Номинанты и победители… …
54ball park — n 1.) AmE a field for playing baseball with seats for watching the game 2.) in the (right) ball park informal close to the amount, price etc that you want or are thinking about ▪ Their estimate is in the right ball park. 3.) a ball park… …
55Ball possession — is the the amount of time a team in football possesses the ball during a game. Possession is usually expressed in a percentage (60% for team A, 40% for team B) …
56ball club — ball′ club n. spo a permanent team of professional or amateur players of a ball game, esp. baseball • Etymology: 1825–35 …
57ball boy — ball ,boy noun count 1. ) a boy whose job is to pick up tennis balls at a tennis match and throw them back to the players 2. ) a boy whose job is to take care of the balls that are not being used during a baseball practice or game …
58ball girl — ball ,girl noun count 1. ) a girl whose job is to pick up tennis balls at a tennis match and throw them back to the players 2. ) a girl whose job is to take care of the balls that are not being used during a baseball practice or game …
59game of tennis — game in which players in a marked area hit a ball back and forth with rackets over a net …
60Ball tampering — In the sport of cricket, ball tampering is an action in which a fielder illegally alters the condition of the ball. Under Law 42, subsection 3 of the Laws of Cricket, the ball may be polished without the use of an artificial substance, may be… …
