Examples of using Which actually 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
Andrew: A lot of people here are from somewhere else, which actually helps.
That's what he is. He uses things which actually happen.
Begins, which actually makes.
The area is primarily known for its wine production which actually dates back to Roman times.
the eye-shaped building, which actually belongs to… Oh,
The course, which actually consists of 9 City Smart Golf holes
bathing salts remove the natural coating which actually protects against bacteria and the like.
This laser treatment uses a very advanced technology which actually penetrates the epidermis through very highly intensive laser beams along with plasma energy.
Good spirits, which actually belonged to a higher sphere than ours,
It is impossible to understand why so many buttons, which actually is the very water tank.
Next beach to the south is Aligaria, which actually consists of three small coves with sand.
but the results which actually follow from these actions are not intended;
This evening we have gathered to recall a terrible crime, appropriately called genocide, which actually represents a huge human tragedy in our most recent history.
The term"Hinduism" is derived from the Persian word"Hindu," which actually just denotes the Indian people.
Any heavy cruiser choked to 283 mm projectile, which actually happened with the"Exeter," which"Spee" the miracle is not to cut walnut.
I also believe we should not bring matters into the annual budgetary procedure which actually have a multiannual financial scope.
This is another commitment that you would add to your schedule, which actually complicates things a bit.
So, we decided to create a advanced trainer for OMG Fortune which actually works and will continue to work.
Some utilize advertising and marketing scare techniques in marketing their products, which actually does not total up to anything.
In 1876 a new law was introduced, called the arsenic regulation, which actually consisted of two different lists of toxic substances.