Examples of using Themselves can in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And while it is a truism that only the parties themselves can make the hard choices necessary for peace, there is no
They themselves can make this entry,
The people themselves can take some credit for what has occurred,
People often ask me what to teach girls or what they themselves can do to challenge sexism when they see it.".
A challenge here is that the effects of the underlying health conditions themselves can also influence developmental outcomes," Newschaffer said.
shadows themselves can be the subject of a photograph.
the sites themselves can crash, too.
during pregnancy are preventable, if the agents themselves can be identified and avoided.
politicians to support policies the consequences of which they themselves can only regret.
an abiding Iraqi problem that only Iraqis themselves can address.”.
NET Core source code from GitHub and build it themselves can get fixes and updates in source form from GitHub and incorporate these into their application.
So, the actual words themselves can be translated,
People who truly know themselves can treat other people correctly without being too critical.
It must be diagnosed based on a series of behaviours and symptoms, which themselves can be difficult to identify.
Now, let's assume that the government agencies are so clever that they themselves can succeed in speculation.
But that is the heroic life. That is the way men who trust themselves can afford to live.
There is also compelling evidence that vaccines themselves can damage the immune system of immature animals,
the quality of the facilities themselves can vary greatly,
applying social justice is to teach others the path, so that they themselves can use these tools and become free and happy.
If the US wants to help, it can start by using diplomacy to talk to Russia and Iran and convince them to stop the war so that Syrians themselves can determine what is the next course of action.