Examples of using Often led in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This often led to long-term pain and disability,
Abstract the production of oils generally acidic, has often led the formation of deposits and/ or stable emulsion resulting from the action naphthenates.
It is the G8 industrialised countries that make decisions, often led by their own self-serving agenda.
the Talons are often led by either the Dark Ace,
Her insistence on lone stations often led her into conflict with the authorities and gained her a reputation for eccentricity.
Psychology's influence in the Church has often led to a twisting of biblical terms
Adding these features to languages that were not initially designed for them often led to problems with compatibility
The feisty student is often led by these words when reflecting his own physical disability.
To be denounced as an enemy of the Republic by Le père Duchesne often led to the guillotine.
This attitude created intense suspicions of the loyalties of Christians living in Sassanid Iran and often led to Roman-Persian tensions
the time needed by the Member States to respond to the Office's requests for documentation often led to delays[21] see Annex II.
And, by the same token, proper evaluation of Biblical descriptions has often led to amazing discoveries.
hesitate as he moved, often led by a bystander.
profound preaching often led to remarkable manifestations among his listeners.
a fact that has often led to protests and has stalled necessary reforms in a number of countries.
Question allowed even the most reserved staff to partake in meaningful conversations that often led to partnerships or other referrals.
the stratification of the society became more and more obvious, which often led to the seizure of power by this
as determined by the host; often led by toasts in honor of the Gods,
moderation and coping often led that organization, Lava Operation Jet,
an attempt often led by the affected populations