Examples of using Changed hands in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
None of the classifications changed hands in the final stage,
The villa then changed hands rapidly- in 1813 it was acquired by prince Manuel de Godoy,
No money or apologies changed hands in the settlement as posted on August 17, 2007.
The chip lead changed hands, and after four more rounds,“Morovica” emerged as the tournament winner.
The rights then changed hands to Sony Wonder with its acquisition of the catalogue.
Tunis changed hands on various occasions.
The latter two cities had changed hands between the Tibetans and Uighurs several times in the preceding three decades.
Over time, the distribution rights to Marvel Studios' films changed hands on multiple occasions.
I want you to sign an affidavit saying that the money never changed hands.
Then $100 changed hands in the course of a year,
lodgings were found in private houses which frequently changed hands or went out of use.
the island changed hands among the British, the French,
New York City changed hands at least two more times over the subsequent 180 years,
During the English Civil War, Malmesbury is said to have changed hands as many as seven times, and the abbey was fiercely fought over.
The only thing that could alter that fact is if no money changed hands… on the night in question at one Nemo's Pizzeria…
Although money changed hands, and the deceased thought he owned the property,
maybe some money changed hands, but that was just for their time.
remained under the Greek until 1458, but newer changed hands several times.
It was soon after the approval show that Aros Energy declarations were a company that just before application to the Immigration Service had changed hands.
Pisidia frequently changed hands between the Byzantine Empire and the Turks until 1176,