Examples of using Although technically in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Although technically this is only the PageRank of a single page,
For this reason, he's often described as being the first patient'cured' of HIV, although technically that's incorrect, since remission and cures are not the same thing(as sometimes remissions are not complete,
Although technically the term'electoral fraud' covers only those acts which are illegal, the term is sometimes used to describe acts which are legal
polished calf leather plain Oxfords, the black calf leather cap toes may serve double duty as a tuxedo shoe because it is considered by some to be the poor man's evening shoe, although technically it is not formal enough for traditional black tie.
Although, technically, as members of Team Flash.
This is a continuation of that shooter\'s roll, although, technically, the come out roll identifies a new game about to begin.
Although technically an Oxford, it is generally referred to as a Brogue.
Although technically a dependant of the United Kingdom, local legislation here is independent.
Although technically two independent corps, these two effectively
Archipelago(although technically it is now an exchange rather than an ECN).
Although technically they didn't break in, because they had their own remote.
Although technically, as members of Team Flash, we should all be getting keys.
Although technically a form of oxidation reaction, a detonation doesn't require combination with oxygen.
WATER Although technically not a food, the body is completely dependent on water for survival.
Although technically already ruling, after the election
Although technically a sandwich shop, it offers a full breakfast menu,
Although technically possible, de-absorbing requires changes in water chemistry that simply do not occur in an aquarium.
Although technically, you could use it for post-revenue startups, it is just not meant for startup valuation.
The declaration can contain up to three name-value pairs many people call them attributes, although technically they're not.
Although technically not an official national holiday, Obon is the