Examples of using Ceased to exist in English and their translations into Finnish
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With Róbert's death the Dinič group practically ceased to exist.
The Kingdom of Hungary, in particular, ceased to exist as a separate entity,
The Bohemian Kingdom officially ceased to exist in 1918 by transformation into the Czechoslovak Republic.
gone, ceased to exist.
It's… it's like I ceased to exist all because I had the grave misfortune of being stabbed while I was in your custody, so I understand.
The municipality ceased to exist on 1 January 2007 when it merged with Wester-Koggenland to form the new municipality of Koggenland.
In mid-spring 2016, a series of kitchen furniturefrom Ikea framing system called Factum officially ceased to exist read: production.
Because of the spread of Christianity, the art of tattooing ceased to exist for many centuries, and was revived only in the XVIII century.
An opening ceremony of failed cultural project set in the subversive landscape where the social order has ceased to exist.
it would mean their pact ceased to exist and that their numbers would swell by a further seven hundred.
now this frame has ceased to exist.
Soon after, Poland ceased to exist for 123 years,
Beth Stanley simply ceased to exist 26 years ago because she never left Canaan 26 years ago.
the Soviet Union ceased to exist.
In both Finland and India, economic reforms gained a new impetus when their established trade partner the Soviet Union ceased to exist.
thirteen universities succeeded to the University of Paris(Sorbonne University), which ceased to exist.
The background community and location of the memorial tablet can have ceased to exist and another location has had to be found for the tablet.
were mists where all dimensions met, and where time ceased to exist.
They do not perpetuate themselves merely for the sake of the organisation if the goals that caused people to organise have ceased to exist.
The ideological division of our continent has ceased to exist, thus providing new opportunities for increasing cooperation between peoples and countries alike.