Examples of using Often linked in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
are monitored, and budget support disbursement is often linked to progress on them.
In theoretical references of mathematics education we note that the difficulty of learning math is often linked to teaching methods.
Fiscal fraud is often linked with organised criminal structures in different criminal sectors.
studies are often linked to ongoing research projects.
the god was often linked to the Deò-ghrèine and the character Mac Gréine of Irish mythology.
skin sensitivity are often linked and can be concerns at the same time.
immaterial culture, often linked to the identity of a people
This organization is quite often linked with other groups,
When we discussed the problems related to creativity we hardly talk about two things often linked to exploration of ideas and experimentation.
The onset of tinnitus is often linked to exposure to loud sounds,
Brands are often linked to things that are key motivators when a consumer is considering a purchase.
young children often linked to patient significantly reduced.
Illegal fishing is also often linked to human rights abuses
Undeclared work- particularly when it is organised systematically- is often linked to other forms of economic crime.
Control of the land is often linked to corruption and the personal influence of those in positions of power.
packages are often linked by common syntactic and semantic conventions e.g.
It is important to note that a woman's view of her abortion experience is often linked to the context in which the abortion is provided.
which lacks rules and is often linked to everyday life.
styles of folk song, often linked to migration and patterns of work.
The teacher absenteeism is often linked to physical and/ or mental illness,