Приклади вживання Mainly young Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Infectious-allergic polyarthritis is more common(75%) in women, mainly young women.
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Of course, sexting poses some dangers for the users, since these are mainly young people.
Only around 150 mainly young people turned up.
Manson convinced a number of his followers that he was the reincarnation of Jesus Christ,using a combination of drugs and genuine charisma to bring the"Family"- mainly young, middle-class women.
At 09:30hrs the SMM observed 500 mainly young persons at the rally.
They are mainly young people, enthusiasts with glowing eyes, full of a variety of ideas to improve the space of the hometown.
It is the most supported in the West, by rural citizens, mainly young people, and voters of Svoboda.
The female prisoners, mainly young Poles, were subject to pseudo-medical experiments.
In the last decades of the nineteenth century one can speak of akind of exodus from traditional Jewish society, as mainly young people were filled with the ambition to make a secular career for themselves.
Participants were and are mainly young African-American and Latin American members of the LGBTQ community.
Inside the court building the SMM observed a crowd of approximately 50 people,half of whom were Euromaidan activists, mainly young and the other half Anti-Maidan activists, mainly older people.
And when the state is mainly, young and creative people, allowed to experiment with bright colors.
He convinced a number of his followers that he was the reincarnation of Jesus Christ, using a reported combination of drugs andgenuine charisma which brought the“family”- mainly young, middle-class women- under his control.
They were mainly young people saying a Trump presidency would create deep divisions along racial and gender lines.
On 29 January, the SMM monitored a protest held inIvano-Frankivsk where it saw 70 people, mainly young men, the majority of whom were dressed in camouflage uniforms and Right Sector(Pravyi Sektor) insignia.
This group included mainly younger people, such as students from the Telšiai Crafts School(aged 18- 19), and young people from the villages around Telšiai.
The SMM observed dozens of counter-demonstrators around the metro station, including from the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists(OUN), C14(Sich')and Monolit(mainly young men, some of whom wore insignia and several of whom carried red-and-black flags).
The demonstrators were made up of mainly young people saying a Trump presidency would create deep divisions along racial and gender lines.
During the afternoon of 2August a group approximately 30 protestors(mainly young people) gathered in front of the SMM base in Kadiivka, some carrying signs with slogans such as,“OSCE is blind”.
The Zuavi Pontifici were mainly young men, unmarried and Roman Catholic, who volunteered to assist Pope Pius IX in his struggles against the forces of Italian unification.
On 3 March, the SMM saw some 25 people(mainly young men) gathered in front of the main entrance of Pechersk police station at 30 Moskovska Street.
Ball participants are mainly young African-American and Latin American members of the LGBTQ community.[19] Attendees dance, vogue, walk, pose, and support one another in one or more of the numerous drag and performance competition categories.
In Kharkiv the SMM monitored a protest in front of the Moskovskacity district court where about 30 mainly young men, including 20 members of“Pravyi Sektor”(Right Sector) and around 10 members of the Azov Battalion, protested against the trial of a soldier accused of carrying a gun and a hand grenade.
The SMM saw around 150 people(mainly young and middle-aged men) gathered in front of the Kyiv Court of Appeal who proceeded to enter the court yard.
Those were the feelings of the men and women, mainly young, who camped out on the Maidan, Ukraine's independence square, on the evening of November 21 after the government announced its refusal to sign the agreement.
The SMM observed between 20 and 300 people(men and women, mainly young adults) in each city gather and march through central squares, some people carrying banners reading“Walk for Freedom” and“People are not for sale.”.