Examples of using A chain of in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official/political
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Computer
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Where this is the case, voting can involve a chain of events which encompasses companies,
Mr. Auster, we have established a chain of purchase that connects you to Vick Johnston.
The assassination triggered a chain of events that embroiled Russia
The destruction of the artifact unleash a chain of events that results in the resurrection of the demon,
Brackets represent a chain of small locks, which are attached
Each receptor consists of a chain of amino acids that is anchored into the cell membrane and traverses it seven times.
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand triggered a chain of international events that embroiled Russia and the major European powers.
A chain of waterfalls in the River Assman outside the village of Simlångsdalen, with a drop
When he hits the kitchen boy Linguini pulls a chain of events started,
their colleagues formed a chain of scientific continuity more than a century long.
initiates a chain of automated messages.
consistently, even across a chain of stores, restaurants, or hotels.
The traditional approach to innovation involves a chain of research and development,
She strikes it with a chain of skulls so hard
If you create a chain of six or more lanterns, you will summon a powerful Dragon that will blast all lanterns in its path.
It will trigger a chain of events that awaken people's desire and longing.
It can appear on the reels with stripes, forming a chain of 10 pictures.
piracy give rise in most instances to a chain of successive operations, it is important to know whether all the links in that chain,
You could use the town as a base for visiting the magnificent Cinque Terre- a chain of 5 pastel-coloured villages that perch on scenic cliffs along the soaring Italian coastline.
Therefore, we will only focus on those signs that are associated with different parts of the body that trigger a chain of pleasant associations in our minds