Examples of using One final question in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
One final question.
I have but one final question.
One final question, if I may, Doctor.
HW: Ok, just one final question.
One final question, and I will let you go.
To finish, just one final question.
So one final question.
Well, OK, I just... have one final question.
Just one final question, Ms. Morris.
My name is Charles Carmichael, and I have one final question for you.
One final question: what's the aim of all this?
Myself, I have one final question, Dr. Arroway.
One final question from Manuel, our“theologian”.
If this truly is good-bye,would you mind answering just one final question?
One final question: you spent three months at Villa Romana.
There's now just one final question to cover on this page, and this time it's us doing the asking.
One final question: What do you use your fixed network connection for?
One final question: what is happening with the directive on hushkits?
I have one final question as the Commissioner for the environment is here.
One final question, karl And the beautiful lounge suite will be yours.
One final question, if you please, Monsieur Marshall. Do you recognize these?
One final question: Why does plasmodium lead such a complicated life? Kai Matuschewski laughs.
One final question directly addressed at Kari just in case she should ever happen to read this concert-report.
One final question: What further initiatives in the field of Sustainable Entrepreneurship is the Vienna Chamber of Commerce contributing to?
One final question: does the new situation influence the decision that might be made during settlement of this dispute?
One final question: what is the most impressive example of Sustainable Entrepreneurship that has remained fixed in your memory?
One final question: if you look into the far future- when will fully autonomous cars be cruising our roads- without the need for a person inside them?
One final question, Madam President: it is indeed true that 100 out of the 190 or so prisoners that remain have been sent to their countries of origin or to third countries, and that 40 are going to be subject to the jurisdiction of the United States courts?