Examples of using Same today in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
How can we do the same today?
The situation remain more or less the same today.
The condition of eternal life is the same today as it was always- remained the same as it was in Paradise before the fall of our first parents.
He is the same today as He was ten million years ago,
E-170 I said, and I said,"Do you believe He is the same today, the God that would save you?"?
My suffering is the same today as it was during My Passion
You are not the same today as you were yesterday;
the building still looks the same today.
awake is the same today.
If the number of Americans that wanted jobs was the same today as it was back in 2007, the official unemployment rate put out by the U.S. government would be up to 11%.
the universe is practically the same today- in terms of composition
If the number of Americans that were considered to be part of the workforce was the same today as it was back in 2007, the“official” unemployment rate put out by the U.S. government would be up to approximately 11 percent.
If the number of Americans who"want to get a job," it would be the same today as in 2007, the"official" unemployment rate published by the U.S. government, would be reached to 11%.
If the number of Americans that“wanted jobs” was the same today as it was back in 2007, the“official”unemployment rate put out by the U.S. government would be up to 11 percent.
If the number of Americans that“wanted jobs” was the same today as it was back in 2007, the“official” unemployment rate put out by the U.S. government would be well above 11 percent.
If the number of Americans actively looking for employment were the same today as it was in 2007, the"official" unemployment rate announced by the Labor Department would be 11%.
If the number of Americans considered to be"looking for work" was the same today as it was back in 2007, the"official" unemployment rate put out by the U.S. government would be up to 11 percent.
If the number of Americans considered to be“looking for work” was the same today as it was back in 2007, the“official” unemployment rate would be up to 11 percent.
Our aim is the same today as when Ole Andreas Devold founded the company 160 years ago:
taste the same today and nothing has changed in the recipe.