Examples of using Their differences in English and their translations into Danish
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Their differences aren't primary.
Types of water wells, their differences.
Settling their differences peacefully.
Just like us, despite all their differences.
What are their differences from the usual sun accessories?
Respect people, and their differences.
They had their differences, but they respected each other.
But they continue in their differences.
Despite their differences, despite their suspicions.
I suppose it's because of their differences.
If nations could settle their differences on the football pitch… wouldn't that be a challenge?
Kyle and his father reconciled their differences.
Their differences aren't primary. Seek to understand, but still interact with them normally.
Because despite their differences… Come on, Mom.
We enjoy working with people and their differences.
Despite their differences, the North and South both had advantages heading into the Civil War.
You want to highlight their differences to analyze them?
Existing embodiments of the devices and their differences.
The best Scarers use their differences to their advantage.
So it's not possible for two people to overcome their differences?
Sam and Dean, they're gonna put aside their differences and they're gonna come get you.
Human Right 2:Everyone has the same rights, no matter their differences.
Nice to see Billy andFred could put their differences aside when it come to their kids.
On the Day of Resurrection your Lord will indeed decide their differences.
Despite their differences, all the doors require a specific knowledge and skills for their installation.
Excuse me? i imagine these two had their differences.
We call upon all parties to resolve their differences in a peaceful manner respect ing international norms.
Imagine as ifall members of humanity have completely overcome their differences.
Non-Europeans, Turks andKurds cannot fight out their differences on European soil, in European countries, on Flemish soil.
When people get together andhave a dialogue they can resolve their differences.
