영어에서 Had created 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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His domestic popularity enabled Sadat to start the process of undoing the socialist one-party state that Nasser had created in Egypt.
At that time he had created some files and saved his whole day work in Mac Guest account.
Now when God had created them, He"called their name Adam.".
There is still no idea who had created BTC, but the idea of the cryptocurrency became trendy within next few years.
The community Neill had created was a free,
In January 1851, the Florida Legislature had created the position of commander of the Florida Militia, and Governor ThomasBrown appointed BenjaminHopkins to it.
Earl Tupper had created a great product that he did not know how to sell.
For the first time since God had created him, Adam wanted to hide from God.
At the Opera, his obstinacy in artistic matters had created enemies, and he was also increasingly subject to attacks in anti-Semitic portions of the press.
After God had created the man and the woman he said‘It is good.
I decided to do everything possible to change the situation and to live the life God had created for me.
But I was pretty sure that in the long term, it would have ruined everything we had created.
God had created a garden, Eden, and he put Adam there to tend it.
When Adam was created he was given everything God had created.
He had created Photoshop actions in the past and said he very much enjoyed that process.
This was soon after God had created the world and, indeed, time itself.
Every school holiday spent back in the village with my grandmother made me consciously aware of the inequalities this incredible opportunity had created within my own family.
Hausdorff, building on work by Fréchet and others, had created a theory of topological and metric spaces in his famous book Grundzüge der Mengenlehre published in 1914.
Leading us to believe that we actually had created a synthetic cell, when it would have been just a contaminant.
Young people in particular rejected the stable patterns of middle-class life their parents had created in the decades after World War II.