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When you update a page with translations on wikis with the Translate extension the existing translations will be marked as outdated instead of removed.
If the bug does not occur again, the issue will be marked as resolved.
Industry 4.0 will be marked by Big Data, self-learning equipment and universal access to data.
The main entrance to the complex will be marked by a large golden circle, like a shadow.
Once the points are confirmed and awarded, the status will be marked as'Approved'.
The date code will be marked as“date code”,“code”, or“MOD”.
Reputable brand jewelry business will be marked“untreated”, pure natural jewelry has a real appreciation potential.
In Japan, the left side of the highway will be marked with one-meter line as a motorbike, which will not compete with cars.
P Privilege Limited Edition bottle will be marked with a number attesting to its authenticity.
We hope that that chapter will be marked by greater credibility, openness and responsiveness of the Council to the expectations of the Member States.
Patients who during treatment lerivon will be marked rise in temperature, sore throat or symptoms of any infection, shows a study of peripheral blood picture.
The identification documents will be marked to say they can't be used for voting or to obtain federal benefits.
A true advance and recovery will be marked by the sense of weakness and need which gives all glory to God.
All tokens based on ERC-20 created on the platform will be marked SNcoin.
All areas that have been identified as potentially dangerous will be checked and actual mined areas will be marked waiting to be cleared.
If DAD fails, the address will be marked"duplicated" and message will be generated to syslog(and usually to console).
Apps without a completed rating questionnaire will be marked as“unrated” and may be blocked in certain territories or for specific users.
You will not see any updates for these packages and they will be marked as'obsolete' in package management front-ends; see Section 4.10,“Obsolete packages”.
Any student arriving after 08.35am(09.05am on Wednesdays) will be marked as late and will sit a lunchtime detention on the same day.
Of course, once Microsoft has closed an account, further emails will be"bounced": they will be marked as undeliverable and returned to the sender.