Examples of using Which often 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
I have always understood that they are beneficial to the body, which often lacks certain vitamins.
Our measurement methods, which often are based on the use of lasers,
Casio Baby-G is filled with features and details and which often are delivered in youthful
Sheet metal signs are simpler types of signs, which often consist of an aluminium plate which can be painted in any colour.
Ruthless conditions of modern life requireevery woman regularly use Repairing Mask for damaged hair, which often are under stress.
This variety is lost in conventional dog and cat foods, which often feature a single animal ingredient,
place the type of file system on the diskette which often used on floppy disks used with& Linux;, This is supported for& Linux; only.
the greater part of the 50s, Jansson painted in a style which often is called informal,
A unique spirit of tolerance which often places San Francisco in the vanguard of the emancipation of minorities
Access to a large number of service activities30 is subject to a prior authorisation requirement which often entails difficulties for operators from other Member States.
Yes I can sometimes predict the future, which often has been verified,
Any response would be based on the rumors, which often prove to be incorrect and bad.
Secondly, there are no heat losses, which often occur when badly insulated pipework is used in traditional central heating systems.
Roman Catholicism- which often seems“obsessive” to the hostile
We also work hard to prevent fraud, which often happens in the form of an owner offering to pay in cash,
From 25 to 250 g/ i, which often makes it inaccessible to most predators.
Many people are not aware of this, which often means that the transmission paths are relatively unknown.
One could at least expect that the elite itself, which often forms part of governments in the relevant ACP countries,
The Commission's proposal rightly limits these practices, which often boil down to no more than double taxation.
Environmental legislation might impose additional burdens on SMEs, which often lack the financial