Examples of using Certain circles in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
without medication is popular in certain circles.
Corleone, Sicily. Did he at times use an alias that was known in certain circles as Godfather?
That certain circles are planning to assassinate you. Minister Stresemann, we have reliable information.
Corleone, Sicily. Did he at times use an alias that was known in certain circles as Godfather?
I asked you to come here because I know you are influential in certain circles.-Good.
I-I know there was talk in certain circles that Kevin had had an affair with his driver,
For too long now, a negative image of the transatlantic relationship has been portrayed in certain circles and media.
Pim B.: In certain circles of heavy metal fanatics Manilla Road has a legendary status.
And that I had moved out because of it. I-I know there was talk in certain circles that Kevin had had an affair with his driver.
I-I know there was talk in certain circles with his driver, and that I had moved out because of it. that Kevin had had an affair.
There are certain circles in the government for this country in wartime and out of it. that well remember the things that you have done.
I asked you to come here because I know you are influential in certain circles.-Good.
I got a reputation in certain circles as a… expediter of getaway.
That well remember the things that you have done for this country in wartime and out of it. There are certain circles in the government.
popular in certain circles, can do wonders for a product.
Good. I asked you to come here because I know you are influential in certain circles.
Certain circles strongly suggested that if he ceased publication of Judaism
In certain circles, it has become commonplace to declare opposition to'politically correct' dogmas- concerning the immigration problem, for example- to be incompatible with democratic principles.
the Stock Exchange and the standards of conduct accepted in the City of London generally or in certain circles.
they tend to"stimulate" or to"dampen" revolutionary enthusiasm in certain circles.