Examples of using This would mean in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This would mean the days right before your period are the safest to have sex without the expectation of getting pregnant.
Normally, this would mean West and North winning the first round,
This would mean that no one in the city has ever had contact with the disease.
This would mean announcing an entire project for rescuing it from the Israeli occupation and its crimes.'.
If, however, the taxi drove on without halting, this would mean that the road to the Officers' Club was not clear.
Still, should their aPL levels remain high over 3 months, this would mean that the participants have APS, which would predispose them to blood clots.
This would mean that the cost per infection averted of an annual Ipergay regimen would be $108,009
This would mean he wouldn't be able to start the pre-wedding game of polo Gilles had organised.
This would mean that,“as in a conventional war,
This would mean that a substantial portion of the gains would be subject to a 25% tax.
This would mean that an awful lot of bad ideas prevail while good ones get squished.
In our 20/40 example, this would mean they have all committed 20 USD to the pot.
This would mean that an awful lot of bad ideas prevail while good ones get squashed.
This would mean that they would not have to do prison work,
it is not advantageous to grow, because this would mean there are‘too many mouths to feed'.
This would mean that for any additional particles impacting the equator, the centrifugal force will nearly overcome the tiny Atlantean gravity, and they will likely be lost.
This would mean that the government would have to borrow more money every year to fund students and universities.
This would mean announcing an entire project for rescuing it from the Israeli occupation and its crimes.'.
This would mean that the days right before her period are the safest for having sex for a woman without the expectation of getting pregnant.
This would mean that we can approach the Pesach Seder as a Siyum celebrating completing the Torah, over the gift of receiving wisdom.