Examples of using Slightly differently in English and their translations into Danish
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amendments a little differently, and we would also like to position them slightly differently so that they fit in better with the rest of the text.
with the Islamic statement of faith and a slightly differently worded mint
The tag editor behaves slightly differently when you have selected multiple files.
All these questions were also asked in Spring 1990(slightly differently) and Autumn 1990.
We're a little frightened by things that can perceive the world slightly differently than us.
if it is worded slightly differently.
I would come at it slightly differently, and I would like ask you through the chair,
Each encryption key size causes the algorithm to behave slightly differently, so the increasing key sizes not only offer a larger number of bits with which you can scramble the data, but also increase the complexity of the cipher algorithm.
I would, based on my own experience in the Netherlands, put this slightly differently, and I can identify more with the rapporteur's statement that it is mainly those countries that have carried out structural reforms,
SMS work slightly differently, so please see their specific sections.
Islam came peacefully to the south, slightly more differently complicated history in the north.
Slightly more differently complicated history in the north.
If you vibrate slightly differently, you can be in tune with the cosmos.
Each dog might react slightly differently.
Bond book author Steve Rubin understands it slightly differently.
Cash CFDs and futures are handled slightly differently in terms of funding and interest.
This is why I think that in future we ought to operate slightly differently.
However, there are people whose skin reacts slightly differently.
However, the film version treats Cato slightly differently towards the end.
But we all read it slightly differently before lunch.