Examples of using Whose origin 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“ruler in Israel, whose origin is from early times.”.
Broadway is an ancient settlement whose origins are uncertain.
A plague whose origins can be traced back to one single moment.
Jesus Christ is God whose origins are from ancient times.
This exclusive independent residence, whose origins Show map Save.
Clan Brodie is a Scottish clan whose origins are uncertain.
truly astonishing in a region whose origins, culture and traditions are imbued with the Christian faith,
Kilometers North of Duhok lays the historic city of Amedi, whose origins date back to 3,000 BC.
In the churchyard there are the ruins of a 13th century castle whose origins probably date back to the Roman Empire.
Because there was another plague… one that ravaged time itself… a plague whose origins can be traced back to one single moment.
our wiretapping program intercepted a phone call whose origins had been professionally concealed.
The Player plays the role of an unnamed protagonist, whose origins are shrouded in mystery.
The strategy also addresses the issue of who owns the rights to the products and practices whose origins lie thousands of years back in time.
In Kremenchuk production line of three-axis heavy truck brought from the Yaroslavl automobile plant, whose origins are in the pre-1916.
Kiel is a city in Northern Germany, whose origins date back to the 13th century.
On the outskirts of the charming little medieval village of Pacione is Casa Torrione, whose origins date back to the 16th Century.
It is the quest for self-glorification of the President, who belongs to a party whose origins I find more pleasant in themselves than those of the ruling party,
LongJack Tongkat Ali is an indigenous Indonesian/ Malaysian tree whose origins have been used as a medical herb for many generations.
hit by a cholera epidemic whose origins have been attributed to the UN Blue Helmets,
identities are again understood as being deeply anchored in elusive cultural entities whose origins and limits no one can really describe.