Examples of using Have linked in English and their translations into Arabic
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The main agencies we use, whose privacy pages we have linked to, include.
Recent years have seen many extreme events that some commentators have linked to increasing greenhouse gases.
Verizon Media may receive location data from third parties that you have linked your account to.
Recent studies have linked the excessive taking of selfies to narcissism, addiction, even mental illness.
Rapidly expanding trade flows have linked consumption in one part of the globe to production in another.
There are also a number of helpful publications that I have linked below in the references sections.
The series of murders has police baffled… as police have linked the loss of gold to each crime scene.
Anyway, Rewards are only available for viewers who have linked their accounts and are watching the eligible streams.
Recent studies have linked high blood levels of alpha-carotene to reduced risk of cancers, heart disease and Alzheimer's.
Studies have linked them to a variety of health issues(as listed in the“linked to” sections).
Supervisory bodies have linked the right of relatives to know the fate of their loved ones to other fundamental rights.
Key players have linked progress on the cotton issue to progress in other agriculture sectors thereby rendering an early harvest difficult.
The MI9 TWRP is recent, but if they have linked it it means it should be enough to flash the ROM.
In some cases, States have linked their national action plans
There are many studies that have linked the lack of Oxygen with a higher probability of acquiring a disease or an illness.
You can get more details about the strategy from the paper I have linked to below, and on the Publications track page.
Others have linked the possibility of accession to the Convention to the resolution of a territorial, regional
Through this missing ring, you have linked yourself with a schizophrenic, a man who's unable to distinguish fantasy from reality.
Paul Ekman and his colleagues have studied facial expressions of emotions and have linked specific emotions to the movement of specific facial muscles.
remove the connection if you have linked your account to your Email, Phone, or Credit Card.