Examples of using One version in English and their translations into Italian
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One version of the tale depicts her throwing herself into the sea because her love for Odysseus was not returned.
The unity of the language is reflected in the fact that early imported sound films were dubbed into one version for the entire Spanish-speaking market.
The One version of the G7 will have a Snapdragon 835
One version is a bit different from the original
People are tempted to buy only one version of Microsoft Office
Also, you can only enjoy one version of chess or checkers,
It'so hard to find one version of the story of the Epiphany as it is a very ancient festivity linked to superstitions,
The new EEC One Version 2.4 with integrated multifunctional toolbars
With one version, one codeline,
The repository can contain multiple versions of the files but only one version can be worked on at a given time.
The biggest benefit of the SOLIDWORKS PDM implementation is that we now have one version of the truth," notes Senior Designer Jesse Winker.
We have to try and overcome the idea that there is one true faith, one true version of history and one version of truth expounded by the chosen ones. .
he was buried Abingdon Abbey in Berkshire, where one version of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle was compiled.
ergonomic to use inside or outside in one version with polyester paint.
some patterns will match one version but not another.
so pinning(i.e., not pulling all your packages from one version) can cause problems.
A peer-review endorsement applies to one version of a work, not to modified versions. .
There is only one version that is the correct one(seen in the movie),
so the game rating by the independent taiwanese could lead to future Xbox One version of the ad title,
And the predilection of one version as compared to the others is also a predilection for a given loss of the message's content as compared to other losses represented in other versions, be they real or potential.