Examples of using Often face in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
self-employed people are particularly vulnerable and often face financial difficulties,
parents often face some problems.
low pH-levels often face corrosion challenges in their hygienic processes.
cook Those who expect guests often face a long list of possible recipes and preparations.
The socio-economically important sectors of education, research and cultural heritage too often face restrictions or legal uncertainty which holds back their digital innovation when using copyright protected content.
Olive Leaf Extract- an olive leaf is a good solution for debilitated people who often face infections.
It helps develop new markets Over half Unilever's sales are in developing countries, which often face the greatest sustainability challenges.
Member States often face similar challenges
Web masters releasing popular software often face the problem of congested mirrors
Parents who are traveling with children often face the problem of benefit when traveling with friendly conditions for the child.
Directive on Misleading and Comparative Advertising33 to look into problems SMEs often face such as directory scams.
The major sign of skin disease is pruritus anywhere, but often face, paws, rear or ears.
we will pay attention to the problem that women often face with gynecologists- pink discharge.
The EESC would also underline that entities working within the so-called social economy very often face the same barriers as those mentioned above concerning both taxation
Parents of young schoolchildren often face a common problem- if in elementary school interest in new subjects is still strong enough,
and children who often face unbearable situations in our very own Member States.
EU citizens residing in a Member State other than their own too often face problems with access to various benefits
when it comes to fitting-out cruise ships designers often face the difficulty of sourcing quality items that look good
As a result, CSOs often face restrictions regarding the legal and policy frameworks within which they work,
However, EU-citizens holding shares in a listed company situated in another Member State often face severe problems when they wish to exercise the voting rights attaching to these shares and sometimes even encounter