Приклади вживання Elsewhere in the world Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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This is the second generation of the Armada, based on the Nissan Patrol SUV sold elsewhere in the world.
Do you think our efforts were effective in Europe and elsewhere in the world?
their work is not less active than elsewhere in the world.
has not removed the search results elsewhere in the world.
Stoneking adds,"Moreover, this archaic diversity seems to have persisted much longer in Island Southeast Asia and New Guinea than elsewhere in the world.".
And it may well be that this will be something new for Ukraine, and yet there is a very real possibility that such a centre already exists elsewhere in the world.
This is basically part and parcel of Russia's greater geopolitical ambitions in Africa and elsewhere in the world,” he added.
Surely you will receive extensive information on the product and also elsewhere in the World Wide Web, which is linked in this section.
financial ruin across Canada, as it did elsewhere in the world.
But that coal is usually still burned elsewhere in the world, meaning fracking is simply adding to fossil fuel supplies- and the stock of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
Elsewhere in the world, tourists can climb a mosaic masterpiece in Rio,
either in Russia or elsewhere in the world.
54 million years old, much older than any found elsewhere in the world.
is the most diagnosed gastrointestinal disorder in outpatient clinics in the United States and elsewhere in the world.
Pennsylvania that killed 11 Jews during a religious service as a"tragic reminder" that anti-Semitism still exists in Canada and elsewhere in the world.
all those who generously help their neighbors in need in their cities and countries and elsewhere in the world.
because many of their businesses are replicas of already existing successful companies from elsewhere in the world, but I personally think an idea is only half the battle.
Europe or elsewhere in the world, the figure of the“conteur”, the“storyteller”, who transmit the people's memory to the future generations.
when winter temperatures in Europe, and elsewhere in the world, were lower than average.