Examples of using Which practically in English and their translations into Greek
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A great advantage is their short coat, which practically does not shed.
The American Legion which practically single-handedly stopped the career of Lillian Hellman after ten motion pictures, she was silenced until 1966.
They are now on board a military vessel, which practically means on Italian soil.
The Islamist Shias are also jihadists, in the sense that they call for the establishment of a future Imamate, a Shia form of Islamic Caliphate, by any means necessarily,including what they coin as“Jihad,” which practically means war.
More stable is the brown color, which practically does not change even in adulthood.
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Unfortunately, on September 17 in Basel, I have an operation planned to place a prosthesis in my ankle, which practically doesn't allow me to walk.
First I went to study at the Athens Media Lab-which practically collapsed after a while- and then I went to the UK to study Communication and Advertising.
It's neat, without the characteristic smell of a dog a dog, which practically do not bark.
Until the coming of Augustus andthe imposition of Pax Romana(Roman peace)-which practically marks the end of the Hellenistic period- people's life in the Hellenistic world was characterized by violence and insecurity.
According to the company Eiheim,they created high-quality flakes for every day, which practically do not pollute the water.
The Return of product is within 14 days of exercising the right of withdrawal, which practically means that the consumer has at his disposal 14 days to indicate that it wishes to withdraw and another 14 days to return the goods.
Therefore, when choosing contraceptives, nevertheless it is worth paying attention to more sparing drugs without side effects, which practically will not cause hormonal failures.
Therefore it should be made clear that the preliminary agreement is NOT a property deed, which practically means that the purchaser does not acquire the ownership of the property once the preliminary agreement is signed.
Most of the clients of the current blockchains use centralized services to send transactions,as the chain's size is too big, which practically ruins the idea of decentralization.
He imposed radical changes in education with the new school regulation(July 21 1937), which practically established the total domination of the Italian language at schools(teaching Greek was only optional and with no books in the first classes of primary school).
If we are talking about newborns, then hydrocele becomes a relatively small pathology, which practically does not affect the boy's health.
Mavrogordatos observes that especially in the period of the Schism of 1915-17, it appeared to have expressed a specific,anti-liberal programme, which practically entailed the establishment of a traditional, militarist, bureaucratic but monarchical state Monarchy, that opposed the parliamentary tradition of bourgeois elements heading this bloc.
Innumerable artefacts of Aitoloakarnania, some from as early as the Neolithic Age, are housed in the Archaeological Museum of Agrinio andthe Archaeological Museum of Thyreio in Vonitsa, which practically preserves the entire history of the Akarnanians.
The Diyanet has 150 thousand employees which practically means an entire army of Islamism.
People who have been exposed to these factors have a faster decline in lung function, which practically means a faster ageing process.
Forget about these issues will help the ceilings, which practically do not get dirty, and easy to clean, if necessary.
Clearly, the enforcement of price controls requires a government similar to that of Hitler's Germany orStalin's Russia, in which practically anyone might turn out to be a police.
Tablets-fungistatiki, possessing a cumulative effect, which practically excludes the development of resistance of fungi.
He said:"They are now on board a military vessel, which practically means on Italian soil.
An ace has the ability to create so-called"soft" combinations, which practically means that, given an ace and 8, the total can be either 9 or 19.
PROCRASTINATION, the opposite of DECISION,is a common enemy which practically every man must conquer.
And, in addition, Apple has provided optional upgrades, which practically speaking, the users were compelled to install.
This procedure allows not only to get rid of blood clots, butalso to remove the cavernous formation itself, which practically reduces to zero the likelihood of re-development of blood clots.
It is characterized by single rashes on the chest and around the navel, which practically do not macerate and do not cause discomfort, only at night itching is noted.
Procrastination, the opposite of decision,is a common enemy which practically every man or woman must conquer.