Examples of using Interestingly in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Interestingly, last years Silver Linings Playbook became the first film in thirty years to have acting nominations in all four acting categories.
Interestingly, after Sora uses the Keyblade of People's Hearts to free Kairi's heart, his hair appears to be lighter.
Interestingly, people who react strongly to gains in the ventromedial prefrontal cortex of the brain, pay more attention to monetary amounts.
Interestingly, the NSA also had a history of opposing strict totalitarianism, so there were
Interestingly, the decentralised exchanges offer higher multiples which may be a sign of a premium for proof-of-solvency and real volume calculation.
Interestingly, participants who didn't chew gum performed slightly better at the beginning of the task but were overtaken by the end.
Interestingly, many people erroneously attribute this to US political and economic hegemony.
Interestingly, the mice without these neurons still breathed normally, but with key one difference- they breathed more slowly than normal mice.
However, he also notes,"Interestingly, resistance training did not exert these effects.".
Interestingly, the location of this castle was chosen by King Francis I, because he wanted to be closer to his beloved lady, Claude Rohan, whose palace was in the neighborhood.
Interestingly, many deities from other cultures such as the Greeks
Interestingly, we can't say for sure just how many rats or mice are used in studies and experimentation.
Interestingly most of the products we made in the labor camp were exported to foreign countries.
Interestingly, Martin Lee agreed, and supported the continuation of our trade relationship.
Interestingly, the only president in history to approve a nuclear attack-Harry S. Truman-wasn't actually very involved in the decision.
Interestingly, the 45-to-54 age group observed a growth in ownership“almost four times over,” increasing from 0.9% to 3.5%.
Interestingly, when materials become superconductors, the sign of the Hall voltage reverses.
Interestingly, testosterone propionate leads to minimal side effects and minimal bloating;
Interestingly, the only president in history to approve a nuclear attack-Harry S.
how they change over time, and perhaps most interestingly, how information is transmitted in such networks.