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providing you with the answers to many questions and mysteries which arose in the main story.
The best-known story is Achilles' fighting for the Greeks in the Trojan War, which arose after Paris of Troy abducted the wife of the Greek king Menelaus.
a replacement of the old obligation by a new one, which arose out of the stylization.
dry tones, which arose under the influence of aging in oak
We owe to them the birth of what we call Western civilisation, which arose in Mesopotamia, now Iraq and under military occupation, inappropriately stirring up a war of civilisations.
That article concerned the case of a counter claim which arose from the same facts on which the original claim was based
The problem which arose and was discussed in committee mainly concerned the following:
The part Middelheimmuseum park is known for her sculpture, which arose from the'Biennale Middelheim',
Nevertheless, quite often happens that the energy imprint, which arose under the influence of music
In such cases, we are talking more about secondary depression, which arose against the background of deterioration of the nervous system;
The problems which arose concerned principally the availability of supplies
I should like to raise a problem which arose in our very interesting debate- in particular as regards the latter part.
the future proposals in our revised treaty, which arose from the June Council this year.
is an age-old product, which arose due to the need to guarantee a longer shelf life for the product.
to get rid of an aesthetic problem, which arose as a result of an accident,
capitalist growth on the organism of the workers' state, which arose out of the isolation of the revolution in a backward, illiterate peasant country.
Rinaldo” is actually the result of a modification of the narrative structures of“Theater piece”, which arose from the need, customize the appearance of a new audience.
The European social movements from the'long' nineteenth century, which arose from three centuries of economic changes,
breathing the balmy emanations which were borne upon the wind from the Rue de Vaugirard, and which arose from the gardens refreshed by the dews of evening and the breeze of night.
clarify whether France's obligations, for the purposes of this head of complaint, are those which arose under Article 4 of the Directive considered alone,