Examples of using In both cases in English and their translations into Malay
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In both cases, teeth may be left more vulnerable to decay because the enamel is not able to protect the tooth.[43].
you can sign up for a fitness class in a fitness club, and in both cases you will get a great effect.
save file, in both cases, after you open court or found a.
is dirty, in both cases it revs excessively obviously doing our brains cabbage.
In both cases, large amounts of organic material(compost
He was further charged in both cases for using the said funds without any approval from company's annual general meeting, which is an offence the Companies Act.
The most important thing is that in both cases you do not lose any additional funds from your personal trading account.
The objections in both cases are from competitors which allege that Google manipulates its search results.
In both cases we kindly invite you to help us disseminate the information through Facebook,
In both cases, our priority will be the exact observance of delivery terms
virus isolates in both cases were positively confirmed by the polio virus by the WHO Polio RRL.
The age differences between the perpetrators and the victims in both cases fall within both the ICD
In both cases, the teenagers are believed to have made bookings on behalf of other passengers
it doesn't really make sense to use the same data recovery method in both cases.
that the plaintiffs' arguments in both cases were scientifically flawed.
In both cases, the financial transaction takes place between the groom(or his family)
In both cases, fears are hidden by commonness- a beautiful swamp with water lilies suddenly turns out to be the focus of unspeakable horror,
since we have one side of our angles in both cases being a diameter now,
said that based on lengthy discussions and deliberations in both cases, they could only conclude that individuals
CNN international correspondent Nima Elbagir reported that the biggest similarity between the two assaults was that, in both cases, the attackers targeted a series of what authorities called“soft targets,” non-military sites where high numbers of civilians were known to congregate, but with low official