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can remain virtually unchanged for several years!
post office in the center of town have been virtually unchanged since colonial times.
Launched in 2002, it remained virtually unchanged for over a decade- a testimony to the enduring appeal of its ruthless functionality and aesthetic simplicity.
The old town was completed in the 13th century and remains virtually unchanged to the present day.
the situation in the sport virtually unchanged.
Correctly stored and handled tyres retain their properties virtually unchanged for several years.
Because of its accuracy, the 1910 standard remained virtually unchanged for 60 years.
With interest expenditure virtually unchanged, the deterioration of the primary balance was the main factor behind this outcome.
Since its implementation, the scope of universal service has remained virtually unchanged and is still restricted to a single connection to a public telephone narrowband network.
The solenodon has often been called a"living fossil" because it has endured virtually unchanged for the past 76 million years.
still carries the name of Meshech, virtually unchanged by the ages.
you can enjoy the benefits of a world class window film while leaving the beauty of your windows virtually unchanged.
the peak appreciate embodiments where light passes virtually unchanged.
All Habanos are crafted Totalmente a Mano- totally by hand- using methods that were pioneered in Havana two centuries ago and remain virtually unchanged to this day.
you can enjoy the benefits of a world-class window film while leaving the beauty of your windows virtually unchanged.
The driving performance figures of the 125 kW hybrid synchronous electric motor remain virtually unchanged.
whose qualities to this day remain virtually unchanged.
In 2007, 94% of cross-border intra-EU mail was delivered within three days, virtually unchanged from 2006.
Mitochondria bodies found in all human cells are handed down from mother to her children virtually unchanged.
the Paris accord leaves the problem virtually unchanged.
