Examples of using So the problem in English and their translations into Czech
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So the problem ball.
Nada. All right, so the problem is we have a U.- No.
So the problem's in her brain?
All the fuses andthe cabling are all intact, so the problem must be somewhere between here and there.
So the problem is more with us.
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So the problem's in her brain?
This operation is illegal, so the problem is that we have to take more risks, because we are working in secret.
So the problem's in her brain?
Okay, so the problem is too much data.
So, the problem is your home address.
A new family. So the problem with the MOP is that it's only gonna work in this one body.
So, the problem is at the site itself.
So the problem is how we establish motive.
So the problem with that is, everybody‘s done it.
So the problem is that three didn't come back?
So, the problem are just those pesky psychiatrists?
So the problem was your son is too good a shot.
So the problem is, we didn't take enough fat men.
So the problem is, they just threatened to close me down.
So the problem is not in his blood, it's the blood itself.
So the problem is not in his blood, it's the blood itself.
So the problem isn't that you cheat, it's that Mette found out.
So the problem isn't that you comit adultery, but that Mette knows.
So the problem with the mcp Is that it's only gonna work in this one body.
So the problem with reincarnation is that you could be reborn as a pretzel.
So, the problem here, I would add, is simply one of time and of place.
So, the problem is, which is why we have the two priests at her side, how to get rid of this intruder, of this alien intruder.
And so the problem remained and lots of the people were mean,'and most of them were miserable, even the ones with digital watches.
So the problems, which seem to demand a forsaking of all known manuscripts in favor of loosely paraphrased references in Eusebius, all disappear when one realizes that Matthew 28:19 was not meant to be a formula, but simply a description of what the new disciples would be baptized into.