Examples of using Also allow in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Some also allow accessorizing.
The new calendar will also allow you to….
It can also allow for a lot of creativity.
But in my humanity, I also allow my ego to get in.
I also allow myself a light snack in the evening.
People also translate
Many newer vending machines also allow for purchase through credit card.
Also allow you to‘beat the system'… if you like.
This… gesture may also allow Janus to remain a secret.
We also allow vendors to use cookies on our Site.
Many newer vending machines also allow for purchase through credit card.
They also allow us to predict events and their outcomes.
These differences also allow for very creative solutions.
We also allow suppliers to use cookies in our Website.
By the way, they also allow filming inside the courtroom.
We also allow third parties to use cookies on our website.
Multi-core chips also allow higher performance at lower energy.
They also allow to locate animals, people and vehicles that can carry a GPS.
Adding people to your buddy list also allow you to send private messages to multiple forum members at the same time.
They also allow applications to send information to single users.
Technology can also allow increasing disaggregation of tasks.
We also allow certain companies to serve advertisements and collect information within our Services.
The rest of the control panels also allow you to perform a variety of other manipulations and react to changing situations.
They also allow you to send SMS messages and e-mails.
These modules also allow for partial control of the various components.
They also allow others to see your eyes more clearly.
Swabucks also allow you to earn cash with similar activity.
We may also allow our business partners to place cookies in your device.
Apps also allow you to shut off certain functions at different times.
They also allow you to send SMS messages and emails as well.
The nanolaminate technique could also allow development of inexpensive paper-based devices, such as smart tickets, that would use antennas, displays and memory fabricated on paper through low-cost processes.