Examples of using Really mattered in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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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
That was my last thought. I wished I had one more chance to say what really mattered.
instead of concentrating on what really mattered, the newspapers were wasting time focusing on"trifles.
But what really mattered was the friendship that gathered them as an unbending elo
Not enough consideration was given to the fact that what really mattered was not so much the rules on driving times
that maybe we got so caught up in the game that we stopped looking at what really mattered.
that this isolation would keep his splendid work away from the eyes of those who really mattered in neuroscience at that time,
but the people that really mattered- the other politicians
saying that"if install base really mattered, we would all make board games, because there are a lot of tables.
allowed me to ask the questions that really mattered in the customer training session at the Aperio facility in San Diego.
I didn't finish because I already knew I was going to be creative in advertising, and what really mattered was to have a portfolio and ideas.
but the professors who really mattered in ideological terms were Willy Corrêa de Oliveira
You need to understand that in those places what really mattered was, firstly,
It never really mattered to much too meCause tonight's the night for loveIt never really mattered to much too meI'm gonna lay you down, take you down, just call me daddy, kissing you girlIt never really mattered to much too meGot you open,
If you have manageable health problems it doesn't really matter.
all that would matter, really matter, was us.
Does the color really matter?
Precision and flexibility where it really matters.
Precision where it really matters.
The truth about everything that really matters is found in Scripture.
The nomenclature does not really matter.