Examples of using That existed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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As much as I would love to debate the variety of rodent hats that existed in your days, can we please refocus?
The Webb telescope will find even fainter galaxies that existed when the universe was just a few hundred million years old.
The Republic of Texas was a short-lived country in North America between the United States and Mexico that existed from 1836 to 1845.
It was a very relaxed association between the two due to the trust that existed between them.
Unlike the plastic trolls that existed in the 1960s and 1990s,
It was the previous Earth that existed at the same location as this Earth.
Of the roughly 4.2 million business services jobs that existed in Europe in 2002,
relations will return fast, if at all, to the high levels of security and intelligence cooperation that existed before the crisis.
I recognize"the Yiddish people" that existed in Eastern Europe,
The Groups view shows a total number of groups that existed, and how many performed group conversation activity.
And in fact, among all the diseases that existed in this land, it was the worst.
Students should state how the president attempted to solve many of the same issues that existed during the Great Depression,
This certification establishes that the applicants have provided sufficient proof of their connection to the Sephardic Portuguese community that existed before the 16th century Inquisition.
These decisions end the rigid separation that existed in the provision of government services to Israelis and Palestinians in Jerusalem.
Of the 70 GPU companies that existed in the late 1990s,
In other words, the fractals that existed before that tended to repeat are voided,
I described the condition that existed before our actual Earth condition by saying that warmth,
Is it possible that the Bhaumastra machine described in the Vedic texts was really a technological device that existed on Earth thousands of years ago?
relations will return fast, if at all, to the high levels of security and intelligence cooperation that existed before the crisis.