Examples of using Equate in English and their translations into Serbian
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A bodybuilder using the 100 mg tablet option may experience positive Primobolan benefits of use that equate to other forms of anabolic androgenic steroid including but not limited to.
Researchers equate this phenomenon with the feelings of a drug addict when he leaves a high dose of a drug.
Often people equate forgiveness with weakness,
well, many females you incline yourself toward popularity and equate it with success.
Just remember that many kids equate their text messages
Supporters of the church, even in those states where euthanasia is allowed, equate it with murder or suicide,
which some preachers equate with fortifications in the Bible, Stewart suggests.
And we have already seen that the Holy Fathers equate obstinate and prolonged schism with heresy.
patients often equate it to a malignant neoplasm.
even though some people equate happiness to being in a relationship.
which some preachers equate with fortifications in the Bible.
which some preachers equate with fortifications in the Bible.
idealistic and may equate achievement and grades with self-esteem and self-worth.
Authors of the document equate counteracting Russia with the resistance to ISIS
Authors of the document equate counteracting Russia with the resistance to Daesh terrorist group
But they remain well below the 6 million that economists equate with a healthy market.
Public Relations vs. Advertising Just as many people mistakenly equate publicity with public relations,
It is necessary to at least fix this error and equate these two equally questionable theories,
They not only on the legislative level equate of the status of the same-sex unions to that of marriage
it will equate U.S. troops,