Examples of using More normal in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Financial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
Last year, I wanted to release a more normal CD, but last year,
as beef production returns to more normal conditions.
I always thought, whoever you were, that you would be better off with a more normal life. More normal people.
Since then we were trying to stabilize the team and to reach a more normal way of working.
That you would be better off with a more normal life. I always thought, whoever you were.
He still seemed more normal than Donald Trump,
Today's bet seems to be that Cuba will be stronger with a more normal and modern immigration policy-
But a return to low inflation and more normal credit conditions is expected once these external pressures unwind-
achieving aims such as being able to lead more normal lives, with the same opportunities as any other citizen to enjoy life in society,
We're able to drive down area 25, down to a more normal level, and we're able to turn back online the frontal lobes of the brain, and indeed we're seeing very striking results in these patients with severe depression.
We have gone from oddities of the type inside a traffic light to a more normal choice of an old swallow nest,
In 2000, increased consumption and more normal market conditions enabled the Community producers to increase their prices
Instead, I found a city that"looked" much more normal and serene than Nicosia,
the Commission considers that progress towards more normal economic conditions in the fisheries sector would permit a revision of these arrangements in the longer term.
whereas others have seen it as an adjustment to a more normal state of affairs,
which helped to bring the spread back down to more normal levels in the autumn.
be succeeded in the second half of 1981 by a more normal rate of inventory formation.
human capital that would have occurred in more normal times- did millions of workers suddenly find themselves unemployed.
then a return to peak in 2008 and to a more normal growth rate.
over a limited period of up to two or three years, contribute to a restoration of finance for business to more normal levels while facilitating the ongoing deleveraging process.