Examples of using Whose memory in English and their translations into Finnish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Whose memory?
Rather like it, actually. Whose memory is this?
Whose memory?
The school inspector whose memory got erased.
Whose memory is it?
You're trying to wipe out. But for one whose memory.
Whose memory is this?
Ababed wasn't there,so whose memory is this?
Whose memory is this,?
Not for myself, Sire… but for one whose memory you have tried to wipe out.
So whose memory is this?
Counting us, that's 20 people whose memory- Croatoan altered.
Whose memory is this anyway?
This memory has been tampered with… by the same person whose memory it is, our old friend.
Whose memory did you just experience?
Rossum would never risk hiring a call girl. Not when they can program someone instead, whose memory they can erase when they're done.
Whose memory did you just experience? What?
That he tells back to you the story that youhave told to him! Is a pompous bore whose memory is so bad But Boyd Carrington.
Whose memory is this? Rather like it,?
The results of this scientific work,attended by 160 volunteers whose memory was checked during the day, were published in the journal Nature Neuroscience.
Joan, whose memory will be honored by the French forever.
Poorly memory usage of electric mattresses are not recommended with a person whose memory is poorly enough that she would not think to root it or maybe forget how.
What? Whose memory did you just experience?
Prime Minister, is an opportunity for the new presidency to make an important contribution towards humanity andhuman dignity in the spirit of Raoul Wallenberg, whose memory you have so commendably honoured.
But for one whose memory, you're trying to wipe out.
As you know, President Meri was seen as a symbol of Estonia's fight for freedom and national identity, andhis death deprives us of an important European personality, whose memory we shall honour here today.
I am sure that Jean Monnet, whose memory we honoured this morning, and whose humanism was leavened by pragmatism, would not have failed to notice that a continued contribution to the development of our Southern neighbours was not only Europe's duty, but also in its interest and in the interests of generations yet to come, on both sides of the Mediterranean.
W-When you dream, you have no idea whose memories you're experiencing?
You have no idea whose memories you're experiencing?
Whose memories are these?