Examples of using Is dealing in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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I will check how the corporation is dealing with this, but it is not pleasant for the corporation to land on such a list,” Strømmen said.
young adult is dealing with any or all of these problems, the ability to advocate for oneself is compromised.
Although the drug is dealing with this problem Choledol with amaranth, he successfully fights cholesterol,
he immediately realizes that he is dealing with herpetic sore throat.
that is most appropriate, regardless of which type of net one is dealing with.
American soldiers in Iraq, and the General is dealing arms to Iran If this is true… the Americans won't stop in Baghdad.
unless a background tool is dealing with the add-on and installing it in the background,
should have been allocated, so that the reader will understand that he is dealing with words whose meaning can be neglected.
then we can say that the first is dealing with an operative solution of the problem,
how international law is dealing with emergent and on-going concerns including the relationship between business
To experience tribulation means God is dealing with us as with children, judging
cultural well-being of just short of 2000 employees Holle is involved in Sekem because we are convinced that Sekem is dealing courageously with the most urgent issue of the day
How more women are dealing with mid-career burnout.
I'm dealing with thousands of files that are two to four gigabytes” Montgomery says.
I'm dealing with an orange situation.
Biology and fish health: we are dealing with live animals.
This is the issue I am dealing with in this project.
What? You're dealing with the mob?
Do she know who she's dealing with?
I'm dealing with the negotiations.