Examples of using Are often associated in English and their translations into Serbian
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Hot flashes and night sweats are often associated with hormonal changes that occur during menopause.
The causes of the disease are often associated with age-related changes,
typically made of copper or bronze, are often associated with the cult of Sabazios.
But old buildings also have many advantages and are often associated with not so high risks.
as well as relieve anxiety or depression, which are often associated with overeating and the urge to eat more caloric foods.
like the lower left abdomen, are often associated with the organs in that area, says Sonpal.
Problems with the spine in the neck are often associated with other, no less dangerous ailments that develop on the background of pinching the nerve
The winter months are often associated with snow and cold weather,
Birkenstock sandals are often associated with the laid-back hippie counterculture movement of the 1960s,
Viruses in this family are often associated with respiratory infections,
As manifestations of the disease are often associated with ciliary follicles one of the characteristic symptoms of blepharitis are changes eyelashes that may discolour,
as well as relieve anxiety or depression, which are often associated with overeating and the urge to eat more caloric foods.
Mild memory failures, which are often associated with aging, such as forgetting where we left the keys
The committee's anti-communist investigations are often associated with those of Joseph McCarthy[2]
manifestations on the surface of the body are often associated with infectious diseases.
Its appearance is often associated with new, recently brought algae and ornaments.
Lung cancer is often associated only with smokers.
Lung cancer is often associated with cigarette smoking.
Another effect is the increased sex drive, which is often associated with increased virility.
Another effect is increased libido, which is often associated with increased potency.
