Examples of using Something has changed 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
Something has changed, for the better.
Our new face might appear the same to others, but something has changed because it has to change, Richard.
Something has changed, they are not like they used to be,
Yeah, it does feel like something has changed. Like this is some kind of smoke-screen.
But invisibly, below the surface, something has changed, and though its citizens don't know it yet,
It is very possible that something has changed for the better and the consumption of energy resources for the iPhone.
Something has changed in the past five years-pot isn't really considered a street drug anymore by my patients.
Something has changed so deep within the core of our beings,
I, that something has changed since the, I began to feel,
Everyone of us had that one special day when you wake up and realize that something has changed- you're an adult.
while allowing the people the illusion that something has changed.
we really need to make sure that there are signs that something has changed since 1999.
Something has changed in the art world that has been pushing artists to rearrange the rules of the game,
Perhaps something has changed in our world when Members of the European Parliament have no right to know the name
Something has changed within the Church, and replies given by the Pope to the most urgent questions such as priestly celibacy
Because if something has changed since I first told you,
symbolic spaces might not invert the logic of domination, something has changed in the relation between the two groups.
If something has changed about your listing, say the shower isn't draining, or the Wifi is down,
Something had changed the way kids were interacting with computers.