Examples of using Often simply in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
Yet we have traveled a lot of countries, often simply, and did not systematically critically.
Especially if they are located at a logistics hotspot, there are often simply no hands available.
because the body often simply lack the necessary vitamins.
by virtue of the pace of modern life, often simply“torn” between family life
While this high class of anabolic steroid is often simply called"Deca" this label isn't entirely accurate due to"Deca"
societal choices, but often simply because regulatory approaches were developed in isolation.
in practice it is often simply extracted outside.
The FIFA World Cup, often simply called the World Cup,
top-notch and often simply beautiful album, Highly recommended!
They will often simply turn off the meter
very often simply does not work because our partner countries' absorption capacity is limited.
thus people accused of witchcraft were often simply declared to be mad
Giacomo(or Jacopo) Barozzi(or Barocchio) da Vignola(often simply called Vignola)(1 October 1507- 7 July 1573)
The black turtle bean is often simply called the black bean(frijoles negros,
He took the photographs in his studio using often simply painted backgrounds, but these featured an ideal world full of joy
As a result, biogas is often simply burnt up, but if we could combine it with biogas produced from empty fruit bunches, it would be enough to stabilise the inflow to the generators.
Moreover, such parents often simply"break" the psyche of their own children,
I hold the Bureau responsible, which, as so often, simply does what it feels like.
The latter was often simply called milonga(or milonga urbana).
Electric components were often simply mounted on regular bicycles,