Examples of using The second paragraph in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Not in the second paragraph.
Read the second paragraph.
I particularly like the second paragraph.
Then, in the second paragraph, the troubles start.
People also translate
I don't agree with the second paragraph.
The second paragraph determines that"the state of Israel is a democracy.".
Go down to the second paragraph.
I am confused as to what the connection is between the first and the second paragraph.
You lost me in the second paragraph.
It's in the second paragraph. Who the hell's gonna read the second paragraph?
You're right in the second paragraph.
The second paragraph states that the drug contributes to the normalization of body weight.
And Orac linked to it in the second paragraph.
But look again; the second paragraph of these"Customs Regulations" is now gone, has quietly vanished.
Stopped reading after the second paragraph.
Again, they maintained their proposal toomit the words"except in cases of physical necessity" from the second paragraph.
For example, the second paragraph of the text.
In the previous step, I chose the“Next Page” item,so my text of the second paragraph was moved to new sheet.
The second paragraph may be the most helpful, which you're welcome to read to yourself, any or all of that report.
I think we got to rework the second paragraph.
The second paragraph:"personality"-describes the character of the person you are involved with, or your own character.
Why don't we move the second paragraph to the end?
The second paragraph speaks explicitly of damage caused as a result of fault, while the first paragraph speaks in broad language of any damage, and not necessarily damage caused as a result of fault.
Consider the example referred to in the second paragraph of this article.
(5) The decision to drop the second paragraph on customs restrictions points to the Saudi sense of vulnerability, which is not a total surprise.
The second paragraph of the second chapter reads:“Twenty-two fundamental letters: God drew them, engraved them, combined them, weighed them, permutated them, and with them produced everything that is and everything that will be.”.
The second paragraph continues with the obfuscation, reducing the long night of Palestinian attacks that sent Israeli civilians to bomb shelters throughout the night, and Israel's eventual response, as an"exchange".