Examples of using Changed again in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
then it gets less legal as laws get changed again.
can then be further processed or changed again.
you won't be bothered by Restricted Access Changed again.
The situation changed again in September 1998 with the elections
That situation changed again as soon as reaction set in with the divide-and-rule tactic of organized attacks against women
Cyfrowy Polsat has changed again in your list of receivers,
In 2004, the Club's name was changed again to Parma F.C. in season 2007/2008 team ended at the place of inheritance,
The weather has changed again and again these last weeks,
at the end of the twentieth century the building was changed again, when the Royal Library was refurbished and the Black Diamond was built.
However the situation in Cuba had changed again by 1960. Fidel Castro had taken control of Cuba in January 1959,
it was changed again to allow for the much greater effect of taxes
The more surprising thing happens the word changes again to”clap and cheer”.
If you forget the change again, I will kick your ass.
She's changing again.- It's Kelly.
And what if it changes again?
Then it changes again.
I can certainly change again.
Allegiances once changed can change again.