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But then it starts to sound like this:"My 20s are almost over,
But then it did something even more incredible; it went on to beat the previous record by another three hours!".
Tokmak was founded as early 1784, but then it was a village that was called Big Tokmak.
Of course, now we can look at the irony of those battles that took place at the Congress, but then it looked like the victory of democracy.
Certainly, now it is possible to look with irony at those fights that occurred at Congress but then it looked a democracy victory.
You know, it's pretty to look at for a while, but then it dies.
Certainly, now it is possible to look with irony at those fights that occurred at Congress but then it looked a democracy victory.
in fact,- says Popov.- But then it was not so obvious.”.
The price may drop to $30 per barrel for a short time, but then it will grow.
such marks are applied to 2010, but then it could be normal stakes stuck in the ground in the right places.
The first 15 m of the gallery are high and wide but then it gets narrower and lower.
The question of identification, we had to decide even before the introduction of biometric passports for traveling abroad, but then it has not been settled.
Perhaps for some time the problem will be removed from the agenda, but then it will arise again, but in a much larger volume.
can cancel, but then it is fraught with instability
Once, much of it belonged to the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, but then it was conquered by the emerging Russian Empire.
Of course, now we can look at the irony those battles that took place in Congress, but then it looked victory of democracy.
At first it was called"English", but then it was renamed in honor of Civil War hero Nazukin.
Because before, it was able to share its electrons very nicely. But then it bonds with oxygen, which will hog its electrons.
Market liberalism tells us we are masters beholden to none, but then it enslaves us in the awful isolation of consumerism