Examples of using Often run in English and their translations into Portuguese
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the latter often run by monasteries.
In other cases, the powers of the authorities in the partner countries aredelegated to programme management units, which are often run by twoco-directors one local
in the empirical world, often run into conflict with each other?
universities, and were often run as part of the schools' cooperative extension services.
Is this, any bishop who is not a perfect devout atheist satanic decadence of this clerical power often run by authentic unbelievers,
There is a very important meditation technique and that often run in the yoga classes mental give
Botanical gardens are often run by universities or other scientific research organizations,
If you often run into disk thrashing due to the virtual memory system swapping memory in
along which insects most often run, and spray the places where cockroaches can hide.
The reason why we use a real TCP port rather than the named socket is that the postfix daemons often run chrooted and do not have access to the directory hosting the named socket.
whose paths for a single product often run across Europe- and links them to the stories of the workers involved in it.
process crops and often run businesses to supplement family income.
The many pretenders of the Ars Magia Sexualis today often run into profanity by using vulgar understandings of holy ideas,
in the process of the project, often run into a very difficult problem,
Tom often runs into Mary at the supermarket.
Domestic pigs often ran freely even in towns
Urie said he"loved" working in the studio, often running between that and the piano.
Programs often ran over three hours,"even if the content was thin:
The condition often runs in families and may also be triggered by several environmental factors.
The career of graduates often runs along a path in which they assume responsibilities in their field of specialization.