Examples of using They are separated in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is true that they are separated by a year but, in terms of reasoning,
They are separated, as of 2008, by 1 arcsecond,
And, as the Nexant report points out, they are separated by only 150 kilometers,
Christians are holy in that they are separated for God's service
the first leaves are visible, they are separated to 30 cm to allow the plant to develop well.
They are separated from general communication channels of the competent authority,
Although the rooms are in the main house they are separated by another door giving you total privacy.
in the fall they are separated from the parent bush
So they throw a wide river in the sky so they are separated forever.
the squad's helicopter is shot down and they are separated.
first floor are connected by an internal staircase, they are separated by a door and can be used as two separate suites.
places them mouth to mouth again and when they are separated once again,
transported to sorting facilities where they are separated from foreign objects
When this option is selected, both characters are displayed if they are separated by a line break.
when they are married, and when they are separated.
They are separated into their three components: there's a projection component,
The other star is about half the mass of the giant and they are separated by 0.031 arcseconds, or about the distance from the Sun to Jupiter,
are used, and, they form a single combination and are not separated from each">other by a comma, however they are separated by a comma in the sentence.
facial images will help identify children in cases where they are separated from their families by allowing a Member State to follow up a line of inquiry where a fingerprint match indicates that they were present in another Member State.
facial images will help to identify them in cases where they are separated from their families by allowing a Member State to follow up a line of inquiry where a fingerprint match indicates that they were present in another Member State.