Examples of using May often in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
He taught us that while the journey of the homeless it didn't have to end there. may often begin in a hopeless place.
May often begin in a hopeless place… He taught us that while the journey of the homeless it didn't have to end there.
He taught us that while the journey of the homeless may often begin in a hopeless place.
It didn't have to end there. may often begin in a hopeless place… He taught us that while the journey of the homeless.
This is precisely some of the reasons his thoughts may often be tiresome for the artist.
in terrain that may often be unever,
Characterising something as a conflict means that something has started to become more entrenched and there may often be strong emotions involved.
The NPD's analysis shows that commercial discoveries will be developed, but that this may often take time.
This means that users might need to resort to using alternative data recovery tools whose chances of success may often be very slim.
If we have a series of nightly dreams- this sequence may often clearly be seen.
Absence of thinking may often be a bad choice,
The Parad1gm Ransomware is a threatening file-locker that may often be spread under the disguise of a document,
antivirus products rarely since this may often interfere with the connections used by legitimate software.
sensations which- if he has eaten something unsuitable- may often seem like little benumbed centres in his brain.
ensuring they can achieve their individual goals, which may often be very different.
Participants must also have the opportunity to correct misunderstandings where this is possible. Dialogue between researchers and participants in the course of the research project may often strengthen the research.
a real intuition may often be detected in two ways:
Doubt about the question of disqualification may often arise, and in most situations the tradition is for the case officer to stand down rather than to take the chance of violating the rules governing disqualification.
You might often forget things that are going to happen
You might often become confused