Examples of using Emanates in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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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
Tube-amp like tremolo response without clicking that usually emanates from these designs.
A planet's magnetic field emanates from the poles.
Data volume transmitted in each case- website from which the request emanates.
Much anger, resentment, complaint and fear emanates from the defendants;
In the Kabala, the soul emanates from God and is on a journey to return.
And because power emanates from a single point, anyone else who wants access to that power has to be close.
The original person is not dead, because everything emanates from the original person,
Persecution is most clearly evident when it emanates from the state itself or from parties
The Commission states that the 60% of venture capital which emanates from pension funds in the USA is double the level in the most advanced EU market.
Pain that emanates from the muscles, skeletal
The EU's exclusive competence for customs means that customs legislation emanates from the European level
He emanates compassionate warmth,
LTU's publishing policy emanates from the Swedish Research Council's(Vetenskapsrådet)
Emanates from creatures too wicked for the pit to hold.
The proportion of legislation which emanates directly from the EU
A place where unimaginable evil emanates from creatures too wicked for the pit to hold.
The heat emanates from hot stones- water is poured onto them, creating steam, which.
the part that emanates light, screws onto an E27 adapter that is connected to the Gold Semisphere bulb.
the highest, emanates the second, below it, in which it reflects itself, to boot;
Material which gives the impression that it emanates from us, if this is not the case;