Examples of using Often means in English and their translations into German
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Official
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
For companies, this often means more intensive customer service associated with higher costs.
Even today, living with HIV/AIDS often means social isolation and stigmatization.
Unfortunately, more democracy often means more Islamic fundamentalism
Nearing the peaks here often means riding in the clouds surrounded by lush green forests.
That often means missing fingertips.
This often means unhealthy food.
Keeping safe often means being locatable.
This often means survey goal topic.
Unfortunately this often means eliminating nearly everything.
Everyday life often means pure stress for our skin.
This often means that it also has low security.
Even today, braking often means a waste of energy!
Designing for clients often means that your name will remain unknown.
Especially in large components, this often means numerous layers of foam.
Research often means coping with ex-treme conditions to retrieve the right data.
For the manufacturer this often means expensive complaints and a loss of image.
Spinal cord injury often means for those affected a life with severe disability.
This often means that IE-specific tricks can be used safely on the Intranet.
That often means missing fingertips.<\/p>\r\n.
Being in the know often means knowing where to find the right information.