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Her ghost can now be seen.
It can now be seen at the British Museum.
History of changes can now be seen by translators.
It can now be seen in an electron microscope.
Phone calls to customers and sent SMS can now be seen in live stream.
One can now be seen at the Kubinka Tank Museum.
People liked these birds and these can now be seen in the village yard.
Such progress can now be seen by other people who have already tested it successfully.
Your appearance after the cosmetic surgery can now be seen before the procedure.
These statues can now be seen in the Cathedral, Church of the Jesuits and Dominicans.
Originated from the Mediterranean, the evergreen olive trees can now be seen in warms areas throughout the world.
Jewelry with pearls can now be seen everywhere- and in fashion chronicles and Instagram tapes.
Although the Casa de Contratación was not located in a specific building, its documents can now be seen in the Archive of the Indies in Seville.
Brian can now be seen on a weekly music show Feedback featured on the PAX TV channel.
Unfortunately, the famous monument has been degraded in earthquakes in the Middle Ages,and its pieces can now be seen in London's British Museum.
Voznytsky previously never displayed, can now be seen not only on display in the museum on the street.
The State Secretary went on to say that UkraineNOW is an open brand to be used by anyone wishing to do so, and entrepreneurs can now be seen using the brand in their advertising.
Your device and the name you entered can now be seen by other users with devices using Bluetooth technology.
Over the past few decades, new information about the revolt has come to light, from the discovery of several collections of letters, some possibly by Bar Kokhba himself, in the Cave of Letters overlooking the Dead Sea.[20][21]These letters can now be seen at the Israel Museum.[22].
Wind farms can now be seen on land and offshore, enabling the city to take advantage of the heavy winds around the coast.
In fact, this is the first"brick" in the future a very important functioncollaboratively edit documents in real time(what can now be seen in Google Docs and in the web version of office from Microsoft).
Because of this it can now be seen not only knives, who placed a ring near the heel of the blade, but even products with two rings, which is located on both sides of the handle.
The TV station will show not only aired the issues- all the premieres of new seasons and episodes called cycles, and new program about science, travel, technologies, history,nature and animals can now be seen first in high definition on the"Planet HD", and then on other channels"Digital TV".
They actually saved the picture as an art form, a vibration which can now be seen in the epic color images of contemporary photographers ranging from Richard Miraha to Gregory Kreudsona.
In fact, it can now be seen as a confluence of the ethical concerns of media, journalism, library and information science, computer ethics including cyberethicsmanagement information systems, business and the internet.
Customers supported by Farnell include French start-up Airnodes,who developed a smart mirror which can now be seen in hotels across France, and Futurehome, based in Norway who developed an app-based home automation system using a Raspberry Pi-based platform customised by Farnell.
Professor Oleg Hryniv believes that racism should be clearly distinguished from Putinism because racism concerns the ideological justification of the adventurous policy of the current Russian dictator Putin- Moscow imperialism, which united ideological rivals(party ideologues and chauvinists and chauvinist and anti-communist communists). territories of the former empire;Bolshevism can now be seen only as a form of racism.
The results of this work can now been seen here.
This meant that microscopic objects could now be seen clearly and distinguishably under the microscope, whereas in previous times, such objects were blurred and the images surrounded by coloured‘fringes'.