Examples of using Predates in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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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
The program predates my arrival at the Agency.
They are a unique culture that predates the Federation.
And I know you two have a long history that predates me.
All this stuff about being charged with a crime that predates the agreement?
Did you know it predates agriculture?
You need the ancient gene to access the-- destiny predates that technology.
You must know that. The program predates my arrival at the agency.
The program predates my arrival at the agency, You must know that.
But if she's from a race that predates the glacier and your theory is correct,
The symbol you're seeing is part of a prophecy that predates Christ which tells of an ancient satanic sect.
It predates legendary chronographs such as the aforementioned Speedmaster,
be noted that the latest available information still predates the renewed commitments made by Member States in the context of the re-launch of the Lisbon strategy.
There exists in West Europe a tradition of local self-government and autonomy that predates the emergence of the nation state.
and even predates the EU.
The submitted data on the use of maintenance antisecretory therapy to prevent duodenal ulcer recurrence predates the use of such eradication therapy.s.
the idea of a single tax of land predates him.
These designations are therefore based on the ancient Roman calendar that predates Caesar's reform.
It's convenient to forget that tribal people in Central India have a history of resistance that predates Mao by centuries.
The venture for this original production began in 1958, and predates the first released James Bond film,
purposeful design of most contemporary brands, the adidas logo predates most promotional and consumer culture.