Examples of using Something that affects 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
It is found by the interviewees that the work experience is something that affects what precautions they take in their private life, to private life should not be affected by one's choice of profession.
not something that affects employees in Sweden.
may lead to periodontitis, something that affects a third of all adults.
create together, something that affects and touches and put energies into motion.
general radiotherapy to the brain, something that affects the cells of the entire brain.
It is not only a tragic fate for these individuals, it is also something that affects economic growth,
As what Mr Van Orden has described to the House is something that affects all the groups equally, I would like
to prove that Europe is not an opaque institution but something that affects everyone's daily lives
I decided Guantanamo because it is easier to get information and it is something that affects people over the whole world,
after thinking through my choices I decided to Guantanamo Bay because it's easier to get information and it is something that affects people over the whole world,
This was something that affected their decision.
This shouldn't be something that affected people should have to dig up themselves on the internet.
violent crime, something that affected 57 people.
For me, the concept of”Do something different” has been a vital guiding star throughout the program and something that affected me from the very first module.
though of low-ranking nobility, something that affected Ludendorff's military career.
We're talking about something that affects the world.
Is being complicit. Being silent about something that affects you.
We have talking about something that affects the world.
What if something that affects the kanima also affects its master?
Why don't we speak up about something that affects so many?
