Examples of using Formerly called in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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the city of Khujand- which was formerly called Leninabad, until 1991- is the second-largest city in Tajikistan.
depressed episodes that are separated from the normal mood, then it is known as bipolar disorder(formerly called demented depression).
MabThera is used for inducing remission in granulomatosis with polyangiitis(formerly called Wegener's granulomatosis)
Migrating SharePoint add-ins(formerly called apps) isn't supported in the target environment.
The loft style, which was formerly called industrial, looks great in a spacious light kitchen.
Another amount may be determined payable for Spousal Support or Maintenance(formerly called"Alimony").
Then you can create a contact group(formerly called a“distribution list”)
MabThera is used for the treatment of granulomatosis with polyangiitis(formerly called Wegener's granulomatosis)
The source of Prince Wenceslas II- this source, formerly called source of Bernard,
Some of the programming will appear on YouTube Premium, the monthly subscription service formerly called YouTube Red.
described fully in the article entitled The Pushing Exercise(formerly called Meditation For Healing)
The Mercury Prize, formerly called the Mercury Music Prize,
Some of the programmings will appear on YouTube Premium, the monthly subscription service formerly called YouTube Red.
Morskie Oko formerly called Lake or pond,
Or(c) standard data protection clauses(formerly called the Model Clauses)
The Abyssinian breed originated from wild Africancats living on the territory of Ethiopia, formerly called Abyssinia.
And 1 June 2015, when the same process will be applied to mixtures(formerly called preparations).
A Office 365 group is different from a contact group(formerly called a distribution list).
(iii) the standard data protection clauses(formerly called type clauses)
(c) standard data protection clauses(formerly called the Model Clauses)