Examples of using It was often in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The Dubai red supercar PaganiHuayra was sold in a relatively new condition because it was often in the garage.
Left-handers were also harshly discriminated against during the 18th and 19th centuries, and it was often“beaten out” of them.
Roman leadership was mixed, but over time it was often effective in securing Roman military success.
It was often made up of multiple fine metal blades attached to a single handle, in some cases there could
It was often practiced by Japanese generals, who believed that it freed their mind
As a rule it was often of mahogany, but as satinwood and other previously scarce,
From there, McLeod said, it was often smuggled over land to Vietnam where the importation of gold is restricted to a central authority and subject to tax-
It was often a way for poor Europeans to immigrate to the American colonies: they signed an indenture in return for a costly passage.
to understand that at this point in time, open source software was not popular in the U.S. government, and it was often misunderstood by key decision makers.
It was often sent as a gift when one person urged another to reconsider their feelings
The challenge for Romans with a strong and apologetic sense of was to defend that tradition while conceding that it was often a breeding-ground for superstition.
From there, McLeod said, it was often smuggled over land to Vietnam where the importation of gold is restricted to a central authority and subject to tax,
the Muslim League continued as a minor party in India where it was often part of the government.
It was often sent as a gift when one person urged another to reconsider their feelings or hold back from making a public display of affection.
Since the island ceased to be under secular jurisdiction, it was often used by those who had broken the law in Wrocław, as a place of sanctuary.
afford in ancient times, but in classical antiquity, it was often depicted in sculptures, reliefs, and decor.
a Hudson Valley enclave for New York's social elite where it was often seen in its early years.
For example, since the territory of the Spanish Empire was extended all over the world, it was often called the"Empire of the Sun"(in the 16th century).
Historically, it was a regionally variable measurement, similar to the English yard both in size and in that it was often used for measuring textiles.
It was often recognised that there was some difference between them,