Examples of using Often take in English and their translations into Swedish
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The hope is that by discovering more about the natural world which we so often take for granted, we will learn to take greater care of it.
Taxpayers, especially those engaged in cross-border structures, often take advantage of such disparities amongst national tax systems
It's important to know that change processes often take a long time
We get the impression that women often take greater responsibility for their family
You can not often take strong infusion from St. John's wort, otherwise gastritis may occur.
Often take longer while they discern that there are people who do not can not be trusted.
This drug may often take 1 to 2 weeks to be fully effective and the full benefits noticed by the patient.
dogs often take part in international exhibitions,
Allergic reactions on your skin can often take a while to show- usually 24-48 hours after you came into contact with the allergen.
The ice situation also means that the voyages often take a little longer to complete,
It will often take up to five years of hard work before these students are in the same linguistic level as their peers.
Experience has shown that important labour market measures often take time to design,
You are very receptive to your environment and often take on the situations of others
It also allows you to set separate send& receive date since international transfers often take days to arrive.
it can often take two hours to reach the airport from a riverside hotel.
Maybe that's why customers at Johannas Hembakta farm café in Stalldalen north from Godby village often take off their shoes and pad around in their stockinged feet.
Please note: It can often take some time to obtain a visa, so Customers are
One problem with Live Roulette is that the games often take much longer than traditional online roulette.
Bodybuilders are usually satisfied with 20-30 mg/day while powerlifters often take 40 mg/day or more.
The What About The Children Foundation… is able to provide a child like Dibo… with some of the little things in life we so often take for granted.