Examples of using Two different groups in English and their translations into Greek
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looking in chapter 16 as a whole we can see that what the Lord said in that chapter was addressed to two different groups of people: what he said from Luke 16:1 to 13 was addressed to the disciples with the Pharisees hearing.
Both of our teams were in two different groups.
Gypsies and Romanians are two different groups of people.
We have two different groups that are speaking two different languages.
After we ate we were divided into two different groups.
In 2014, two different groups were presented claiming to have solved the puzzle.
Traditionally, Horizon 2020 implementation analysis has featured two different groups of Member States:
There are two different groups which play at the same venue throughout the entire year.
The evidence suggests the new strain carries genes from two different groups of E. coli: enteroaggregative E.
Denny's unique genealogy makes her the first direct descendant ever discovered of two different groups of early humans.
The Commission observed that the figure on profitability in the 1st column of Table 11a combined figures from two different groups.
Methotrexate is authorised in the EU for two different groups of indications, each of them with a different administration schedule.
the Pharisees were two different groups of Jewish leaders who had no use for each other.
They studied two different groups of people-381 in the first sample
Pope Nicholas II(1059- 1061) in July 1061, two different groups met to elect a new pope.
Just as Americans may refer to two different groups of natives, some particular groups of people may be referred to by multiple demonyms.
Mayford says this“hybrid” false memory suggests that two different groups of neurons encode each memory
If two different groups make the same payout then it will be used for the symbol that is higher up in the pay table.
Biography[edit] After the death of Pope Nicholas II(1059-61) in July 1061, two different groups met to elect a new Pope.
The report mainly concerns two different groups: refugees