Examples of using Often in combination in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Several of the problems that the Council discuss with the companies arise from weak regulation, often in combination with sector-wide shortcomings.
a lower body weight, often in combination with excessive exercise
rashes to sensitivity to sunlight and relapses of nausea, often in combination.
You use an A record, often in combination with a CNAME, when you want to connect your(sub)domain to an external service, like Blogger.
Most of those cases involve discount schemes on airport charges given to low cost carriers, often in combination with marketing agreements of doubtful value to the airports.
Most of the developed world and many countries in the developing world include it in their immunization programs often in combination with measles and rubella vaccine known as MMR.
Part of the Region's strategy roadmap is to carry on developing security solutions for well-defined market segments, often in combination with a key account management(KAM) philosophy.
to work longer have been introduced by most Member States in the tax-benefit systems over the years, often in combination with active measures.
prints and installations- often in combination to achieve the desired results for the right money.
applications in the metrology laboratory or on the production floor, often in combination with mechanical instruments
After decreasing dramatically with the availability of penicillin in the 1940s, rates of infection have increased since the turn of the millennium in many countries, often in combination with human immunodeficiency virus HIV.
ES, IT), often in combination with hiring incentives for employers.
unhealthy living conditions, often in combination with loneliness, lack of preventive medicine etc.
prescription drugs, often in combination with alcohol, among drivers involved in accidents
steel and wood, often in combination with new materials like carbon fiber,
when the whitening agent is applied right on teeth often in combination with special light,
is that they have had a high share of securities with subprime content, often in combination with high leverage.
competence levels among workers in Europe(often in combination with short-time work), and creating more apprenticeships across the EU for young people facing unemployment.
These cues are often used in combination.
It is often used in combination with cookies.