Examples of using Often becomes in English and their translations into Russian
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social events to attend, it often becomes difficult to stay on course
constant stress, food often becomes not just a source of energy but a cult.
And, if successful, the opposition often becomes incorporated into the ruling regime
he can become extremely angry and often becomes angrier than his brothers in situations.
so DBMS often becomes an object for attacks,
The sad thing about things like this case concerning Trayvon is the gap often becomes wider&.
The inconvenience of the Tashkent International Airport often becomes discussion topic among users in social networks.
This treadmill is worth mentioning criticism made by Dworkin to legal positivism in saying that positivism is so dogmatic that"the law often becomes what the judge says" DWORKIN, 2003, p.
the Bosnian media is still lacking for freedom and often becomes a subject of manipulation, Mijovic says.
on the part of banks are changing owners, which often becomes the cause of the termination of operations.
the surface of the teeth, often becomes rough, that is the basis for the formation of the new plaque.
illegal logging often becomes a survival strategy.
Also when decomposing the methods of achieving the objectives, a new product development often becomes necessary for further business growth.
The strangeness of his work often becomes painful and seemed to have exhausted itself
is the most dangerous, as its acute form often becomes chronic, as the result of which the process of full disruption of liver cells lasts for decades.
An impressive history of local sights often becomes the basis for films, and the castle was
this pathology is 60-85% diseases of the female sphere and often becomes a cause of infertility,
the set of exercises, as the monotony of exercise often becomes the reason why people give up sport.
As children grow up, the cumulative exposure to various manifestations of violence often becomes a continuum, spilling over from one context to another,
As children grow up, the cumulative exposure to various manifestations of violence often becomes a continuum, spilling over from one context to another,