Examples of using Some recent in English and their translations into Polish
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Sadly, some recent studies have shown that millennials do give more lip service to equality than past generations,
Some recent studies are showing that it may be a low fat
Go to‘Download some recent observations to analyse' on the Asteroid Watch activity websitew3,
SeaweedAccording to some recent studies, have activity of SOD(superoxide dismutase)
One might recall some recent experiences, toy with pet ideas,
In the wider context of the safety and security of maritime transport, I must mention some recent acts of piracy in the Gulf of Aden.
Three more public calendar files could be used by anybody interested in using calendar with some recent dates.
Consequently, in some recent repeal proposals, the Commission has introduced a mutual recognition provision
In addition, some recent IPS panels employed in professional image processing monitors even offer 10-bit color depth with a color-rendering ability of 1.07 billion colors,
Poker authors are no longer some recent WSOP champion or the latest player on a hot streak,
is recuperarn of some recent catastrophe and had problems withthe supply.
Although it has been customary to view Bekkos's change of mind as a"conversion" from Orthodoxy to Catholicism, some recent scholars question this; see esp. Gerhard
In conclusion, particularly as regards the impact on energy, some recent quantitative studies confirm that energy savings have been made,
along the lines of Vatican II and some recent encyclicals of Pope John Paul II.
is recuperarn of some recent catastrophe and had problems withthe supply.
Some recent discoveries.
Time for some recent history.
I gave that review before some recent backsliding.
Do you have some recent photos of Harper?
Hope made some recent charges on her credit card.