Examples of using Which takes in English and their translations into Danish
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Bob The Schizo is a platform game which takes action to the extreme.
The Earth spins on its axis constantly, which takes one day.
the Council adopted a programme of measures presented by the Commission which takes that contribution into account.
we come to an esplanade which takes us to Santander's greatest treasure:
That is why I think the House should support this proposal which takes account of the European Parliament's suggestions.
It is a good collection of reports, which takes us several steps forward,
The sleek black-based landing page of the betting site provides a live betting quick link tab at the top left, which takes you to the live betting page.
of between -3 and +7, Exactly. which takes it through a range of colors.
The statutory matrimonial property regime is the community of property, which takes effect upon conclusion of the marriage.
In front of the Hotel Krone is a pedestrian underpass, which takes you directly to our dock.
M from the family hotel amiamo away is the valley station of the Areitbahn, which takes you directly to the ski area.
The funicular is fun too which takes you up the hill.
Program growth Scientists and doctors argue that each of us has its own so-called growth program, which takes effect at the stage of fetal development.
It is even true that healthy torrents also result in slow downloading, which takes so much time to complete.
do a Windows system restore, which takes your computer back to a previous point in time.
The teachers are also forced to raise their voices in order to be heard, which takes additional effort.
We recommend a route of 36 km which takes in Saltsyderiet, Museumsgården
sincornizare of the device, which takes a few good minutes.
Enterprises need this, especially in light of the impending EU General Data Protection Regulation GDPR- which takes effect on May 25th.
Every nation state which takes on the six-month rotating Presidency of the European Union should keep Europe particularly high on its agenda.