Examples of using It appears in in English and their translations into Hebrew
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If you tag a title without tagging the story it appears in, the DTD file marks the Title element as invalid.
Number of room type- iSubItemId- number of the room type as it appears in our records, the number appears in the management software in settings- rooms- room types.
It appears in the education of our children, in discourse with the environment,
thinks itself that it appears in the form of serpent, feeds itself on the chest of a woman.
The full name of the customer as it appears in the Magento Customers grid.
Okay. So, uh it's a classic transformation story. It appears in the literature time and time again.
Even our soul follows a similar journey until it appears in our familiar personality.
There is nothing better for Israel's enemies than to quote an Israeli who attacks Israel," says Dr. Gold,"especially if it appears in official UN documents.
Use of information is allowed only according to specific permission as it appears in the website.
which the lovely Dumais informs me is in no immediate danger, it appears in relatively good shape.
He started reading segments of Tatour's poem as it appears in the indictment to prove by the rhythm and style that it is indeed a poem, and eventually mentioned that
Architecturally virtually no trace remains of the White Tower's forebuilding, although it appears in a manuscript drawing circa 1500 depicting the imprisonment of Charles, Duke of Orléans and was recorded in a plan of 1597.
not as it appears in water or on alien ground,
for the purposes of determining the existence of discrimination, it is necessary to examine the final outcome as it appears in social reality.
Already in the first shiur in this series we saw that this matter seizes an exceedingly prominent and strategic place in the volume- it appears in the second chapter of the fourth section,
care should be taken to spell them out in full, with the abbreviation in parentheses after the full word/s, the first time it appears in the text.