Examples of using Practically identical in English and their translations into Finnish
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They're practically identical.
My Kathy, your grandmother.They're practically identical.
They're practically identical.
When I compared it to a piece of the wall, its pattern andcomposition were practically identical.
They're practically identical.
However, the proposal now presented by the European Commission is practically identical to the previous one.
We are practically identical. You are a killer.
You are a killer.We are practically identical.
We are practically identical. You are a killer.
You are a killer. We are practically identical.
I would like to give Mr Schulz the floor to see if we can reach an agreement andvote on just one of the two amendments which are practically identical.
The Patriot, Crucial and CSX kits had practically identical scores with the same timings.
On this basis we shall see, and we already know,that twelve principles are practically identical.
In general, this program is practically identical to the rest of Rogue. FakeVimes infections.
The exception is Accommodation and food service activities, orsection I, which is practically identical to the earlier industry H.
The idea is that, ultimately, practically identical rules will be laid down for trade in goods, services and agricultural products, with the specific rules for each of these categories being reduced to a minimum.
In Amsterdam the Heads of Government introduced coordination machinery which is practically identical to the EMU coordination machinery.
I have Question No 13 which is practically identical to No 6, and I would have liked you, as on other occasions, to have combined questions so that we do not have to debate the same issue twice.
The EESC is highly satisfied to note that the analysis of the current situation andthe causes of this situation is practically identical in both documents.
Our researchers have found that Skyrocket Player is practically identical, and it is shocking that neither of these programs is functioning properly.
I believe that is pretty obvious and that, therefore, with regard to the climatological dimension of what we are discussing here,the problem faced by Portugal is practically identical to that faced by a large part of Spain.
The abusive practices employed by the various large multiple retailers are practically identical; it is therefore impossible to determine whether it is more profitable to cooperate with one supermarket chain over another.
The efficacy of alendronate 10 mg and alendronate 5 mg once daily in men and women treated with steroids(at least 7.5 mg/ day of prednisone orequivalent, median dose 10 mg/ day) was demonstrated in two one-year studies of practically identical design.
The procedure provided for in Directive 98/34/EC in respect of rules on Information Society services is practically identical to that applicable to products, apart from some specific features: the standstill period, the Commission's scope for action and the fact that the notification obligation does not apply to some sectors of Information Society services.
On behalf of the PPE-DE Group.-(ES) Mr President, it is surprising that the response from the European Commission to the judgment of the Court of Justice was a new proposal amending the support scheme for cotton,which is practically identical to the previous one, except in relation to linking the support to the cotton harvested.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, before I start my speech proper, I wish to take this opportunity to draw the attention of the Secretariat and the Bureau to the fact that, at least in the Portuguese version,paragraphs 2 and 11 of the Resolution are practically identical, probably as the result of a mistake in the drafting of the text.
Today in the Danish press, the Danish Finance Minister, Mr Pedersen, says that in Denmark, a country that is not in the euro zone, the rises in the prices of certain services- bars, restaurants andcertain services provided directly to citizens- during January and February 2002 were practically identical to the increases that took place in the countries that introduced the euro.
