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Why is the pound falling so sharply?
Why do we so sharply react to NATO expansion?
And the release is perceived not so sharply.
Why do we react so sharply to NATO expansion?”?
But if the head is slightly raised, then it will not be so sharply to happen.
You have so sharply cut off our bots, that there's almost nothing left for me to answer.
They also failed topredict that birth rates would fall so sharply.
No one so sharply and fundamentally opposed matter and mind, as Aristotle did.
He added thatin the new format of the market, prices should not have fallen so sharply.
This explains why the x-ray so sharply distinguished shadow of bones on the background of soft tissues.
Even after you spend for 8 to 9 hours at a computer,fatigue will not be felt so sharply;
Valerian tincture helps to relax, calm down, not so sharply react to others and problems.
But I fill every moment with some kind of work, so as not to feel that loneliness so sharply.".
In other people,an allergy to gluten may not manifest so sharply, so it is difficult to diagnose.
Their distance is too large in order toinduce on the land surface something bounded so sharply.
When the pressure of hypertensive crisis may rise so sharply that the sick person suddenly begins to feel very bad.
These events so sharply differ from all previous experience or caused so much suffering that the person answered them with a stormy negative reaction.
In the case ofthe collection assembly, this problem often is not so sharply- from the cabinet gets the book is not too often.
In this case, the lava erupted so sharply and powerfully that its particles were cooled in the air, allowing the olivine to rapidly crystallize separately.
No wonder that Mateusz Morawiecki,Prime Minister of Poland opposed Nord Stream 2 so sharply, despite some cooling of relations between Warsaw and Kyiv.
In this case, the lava erupted so sharply and powerfully that its particles were cooled in the air, allowing the olivine to rapidly crystallize separately.
Putin expects that, after a slight calm, which, obviously, will last until July 16,the issue of Ukraine will not stand so sharply in communicating with the US president.
General weakness can be so sharply expressed that the patient barely turns in bed, barely answers questions, as even the slightest conversation tires him, avoids food.
Putin expects that, after a slight calm, which, obviously, will last until July 16,the issue of Ukraine will not stand so sharply in communicating with the US president.
It does not matter that Germany reacted so sharply to the idea of an"alternative Ukraine" because the Kremlin's planning horizon is long-term and its goal is not to get Berlin's consent right now.
The fact that Russian revolutionary factions tended to take the Jacobins as their prototype was probably the reason thatDrahomanov formulated his negative judgment of Jacobinism so sharply.
By 1995, Americans divided so sharply on the necessity and morality of dropping the bombs that a 50th anniversary exhibit at the Smithsonian had to be repeatedly altered and eventually drastically scaled back.
Since then, time has passed, man has learned to build cities, extract energy, fly into space,and let the connection with nature is not felt so sharply, but without plants and animals, air and water we can not survive.
By the mid-fourth century, bishops of Rome began to intervene more explicitly in doctrinal and liturgical disputes in Italy and the Latin West, and through the seventh century took an increasingly influential, if geographically more distant,role in the Christological controversies that so sharply divided the Eastern Churches.