Examples of using Also led in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It also led me to stop.
Unfortunately, that also led to her death.
They also led to the atom bomb.
The children had very severe diarrhea which also led to death.
It also led them to read shorter books.
People also translate
Thinking like this also led to the second problem.
This also led to Moshoeshoe I deciding to arm his people and give them horses.
In the European arena he also led Maccabi players with 13.8 points.
He also led the German delegation to the 2006 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Nairobi.
In the European arena he also led Maccabi players with 13.8 points.
He also led DMCC to become the largest and fastest growing free zone in the UAE.
Running off up north, trying to live the highlife might have been fun, but it also led her into getting into some kind of unexpected trouble.
Gongo Lutete also led actions in the east at this time.
It was these that gave him such a strong anduncompromising belief in his own artistic direction, but also led others to call him eccentric or even mad.
Conflicts also led to large numbers of journalists fleeing their countries.
Lighting pole collapsed during rehearsals for the ceremony, which caused the death of Lieutenant Hila,one of Raj dglnity, also led to the wounding of six soldiers.
The financial crisis also led Zingales to change many of his views on basic economic questions.
Affordable 8-bit microprocessors with 16-bit addressing also led to the first general-purpose microcomputers from the mid-1970s on.
He also led a workshop that was the leading producer of prints in Venice before 1500.
The collapse of British power in the Pacific also led Australia to reorient its foreign and military policy towards the United States.
He also led the effort to ratify the Torrijos- Carter Treaties, which returned the Panama Canal Zone to Panama.
The attacks also led to the introduction of convoys between Australia and New Zealand.
It also led to overwhelming demand for a book he wrote that offers a map to the treasure in the form of a poem with nine clues.
His recommendations also led to the creation of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
He also led Spartanburg Day to a South Carolina Independent School Association(SCISA) state championship game appearance.
This finding also led to the startling idea that black holes destroy quantum information.
This also led to the removal of Dubček from power, to be replaced by Gustav Husák, who would lead the country throughout the 1970s and into the 1980s.
The September 11 attacks also led directly to the U.S. war in Afghanistan, as well as additional homeland security spending.
It also led to the centralization of power, with party hierarchies rather than electors determining whether individual political candidates were to be rewarded or punished.
This criticism also led Israel to announce that it will not cooperate with the Council, and to the U.S to withdraw from the Council.