Examples of using Which changed 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
Fixed issue which prevented startup if you have an updated version of Chromium which changed SVN to SCM.
until that one night which changed my life.
New graphics, which changed the image of the AsPortal module will certainly encourage users to use this form of access to process data.
sometimes inflection, which changed a noun to an adjective
This"today" which resounds in the liturgy does not refer only to the event which took place two thousand years ago and which changed the history of the world.
The wind erosion is the last time period which changed the appearance of the figure of the Sphinx.
Poland will be the only team which changed the whole squad in comparison to the first tournament in Torun.
In 2011, I finally developed my own wire insulation process, which changed my situation- I did not have to rely on sub-contractors anymore.
Certain"stars" which changed positions in the sky over weeks
I had both, differentiating elements in terms of tone, which changed when the instrument was further away from me(from the microphone) and in terms of volume.
Which changed every time he told it, pretty much. Demjanjuk gave these versions of his alibi defense.
altering the coefficient of friction, which changed its path.
On the seventh day since the treatment started, something great happened in my life which changed the whole of my life.
we relive the event of the Resurrection, which changed the face of our life and changed the history of humanity.
working holidays Saturday, which changed places with Mondays.
2006, which changed our lives forever,
there were quick decisions, sometimes decisions which changed people's lives or could end people's lives, and it gave me an ability to respond and think.
think sometimes decisions which changed people's lives there were quick decisions.
Another key step in the overall governance of ERA was the adoption of a new mandate for CREST, which changed its name to European Research Area Committee11(ERAC) to better reflect the new emphasis given to ERA12.
Sometimes decisions which changed people's lives there were quick decisions,