Examples of using Often exhibit in English and their translations into Indonesian
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behaviour and physiology, they often exhibit striking convergent evolution,
men often exhibit some delay in the long-term development of functional networks compared to women.
violence such as knifings, bolstered previous research on the warning signs students often exhibit before committing deadly violence at their school.
The pervasive low self-esteem that girls often exhibit at puberty can stay with them throughout their adult lives- usually all the way up until menopause when,
women with high androgen levels often exhibit diffuse thinning of hair as opposed to male pattern baldness.
In birds, the male often exhibits a colorful plumage that attracts females.
easy to anger, often exhibiting a violent temper.
Often exhibits a persistent pattern of excessive motor activity that is not substantially modified by social context or demands.
Design Ideas A great bathroom remodel gallery often exhibits different design ideas be it the sharp,
Indeed, while even his depictions of existing landscapes often exhibited idealistic interpretations of nature,
coins of the period often exhibited the Pope's likeness on one side
For instance, Kevlar® often exhibits adhesion problems,
He is not averse to betting huge amounts, often exhibiting a cool and nonchalant attitude about it.
This group emotionally has a lot of repressed anger and often exhibits signs of other compulsive addictions, such as overeating, shopping, drug use, or gambling.
He almost always bet on huge amounts, often exhibiting a cool and nonchalant attitude about it.
Thus, social sciences highlight the fact that a larger society often exhibits a dominance or stratification patterns among its groups.
These alembicas often exhibited a cooling system around the beak,
KLJ also often exhibits their works in various events in Pekalongan,
Steve Wynn collects fine art, often exhibiting pieces by artists such as Picasso
domestic comedies) often exhibited a wry, dark irony born of hard experience.
