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Which would have made you sadder?
从而抽出手来 which would have given us more time.
Which would have made you sadder?
It was probably those which would have the load.
Which would have pierced the lung and heart.
Folk også translate
I also diverted the Hirogen attack, which would have destroyed us.
Which would have been very noble and very stupid.
He almost passes out from the fear, which would have been fatal.
Which would have put an end to your cheerleading career.
There are no two the same, which would have had exactly the same symptoms.
Which would have been nothing until I found your site.
The seven-year Erasmus for All programme, which would have a total budget of €19 billion 1.
Amendment 33, which would have given the fund the ability to purchase bonds on the secondary markets, was withdrawn.
In other words, we demonstrated prudence,as opposed to recklessness, which would have stranded us.
The child, which would have been their first, also died.
Every indication told me that the spine was transected, which would have been incurable.
I supported amendments which would have obliged Member States to guarantee the financing of universal postal services.
Sure, everyone wants an unusual andmemorable wedding, which would have the status of"special.
The amendment which would have come after paragraphs 5 and 6 and which divided the com mittee was as follows.
It is, after all, only the most serious crimes which would have consequences under criminal law.
The prisoners had ample opportunity to escape- something which would have cost him his life.
Parliament offered several compromises which would have given the employers' side a great deal of flexibility on working times.
He wrote,“would somewhere orother have made some blunder which would have betrayed him.
We also supported Amendment 13 which would have meant that we should adopt a recovery plan worthy of the name.
From that standpoint, the rapporteur's initiative may indicate interventionism, which would have negative implications for the economy.
It claimed a membership of three million which would have made it the third largest Communist Party in the world.
Therefore police power was being used to ensure an election outcome which would have been achieved by fair means anyway.
The seven-year Erasmus for All programme, which would have a total budget of €19 billion 1, is due to start in 2014.
The Commission accordingly envisaged initiating proceedings under Articles 85 and 86 of the Treaty, which would have led to the new statutes being banned.
However, there is hardly any other Parliament which would have voted that number of amendments to a report.