Examples of using Allows one in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
However, it is common with sunny days even during the winter, this allows one to see the tourists enjoy the beach in Marbella during the winter months.
then the Atlantic Ocean shoreline allows one to see a beautiful
A live bet is a kind of bet which allows one to bet while the event is lasting.
denoted as credal set theory, which allows one to represent belief
so on- shall be in focus which allows one to find this directly without having to look around at Dunder website.
this seems to be effective for a lot of people since it provides energy and allows one to lose weight at the same time.
Users of the product are pleased to learn that they still maintain a lean body mass long after taking the steroid because it allows one to maintain a high metabolic rate.
A commitment scheme is a cryptographic primitive that allows one to commit to a chosen value(or chosen statement)
This allows one to ensure uniform load on the whole plant while it is easy to go in and control the lighting
In August 2016, a pilot version was published of the Aalto Space mobile application that allows one to easily search
The European Union cannot allow one agreement partner that which it denies another.
Unique and independent: We allow one response per notification posted on our site.
Allowed one of your soldiers to be captured.
Allowed one of our soldiers to be captured.
Please allow one.
Allow one product to be absorbed for 30-60 minutes before applying the other product.
Partial prophesises are held in place by small“claws” to the remaining teeth allowing one to chew properly and lips and cheeks to fall inwards.
Wine- a free and open-source implementation of the Windows API, allowing one to run many Windows applications on x86-based platforms,
The photos presented in the material allow one to see how healthy epithelial cells are deposited on the lining of the newly formed tissues.
Youth exchanges allow one or more groups of young people to be hosted by a group from another country in order to participate together in a joint programme of activities.