Examples of using These communities 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
Join these communities.
Communication between these communities.
Are these communities different?
I have to help these communities.
These communities can begin to heal.".
People also translate
Stronger in these communities.
These communities are developing at a fast rate.
Advertise more in these communities.
But these communities have small beginnings.
That is what is happening in these communities.
Why do these communities matter, Zuckerberg's case goes?
They're quite vital places, these communities.
These communities already have their own way of doing things.
It seems to be fairly old in these communities.
These communities kept their efficiency until 18th Century.
We have gotten a lot of support from these communities.”.
These communities would be part of the Federation of Egalitarian Communities. .
There are no geographical differences between these communities.
The companies behind these communities needs its members to stay relevant.
Man:… obliged to address widespread reception of unequal policing in these communities.
Pooling their resources has helped these communities to survive for so long.
The future of these communities is in the people and in our ability to work with those people.
As the area is designated as a firing zone andlacks adequate planning by the Israeli authorities, these communities are not connected to the water network.
So these communities began to evolve so that the interesting level on which evolution was taking place was no longer a cell, but a community which we call an organism.
They saw these tools that were controlled by the establishment as ones that could actually be liberated andput to use by these communities that they were trying to build.
Because the growth of these communities has outpaced Orkut's growth, we have decided to bid Orkut farewell,” Google said in a post on the Orkut blog on Monday.
These communities are organised around religion, explains Samuel Heilman, a sociologist at Queens College in New York, who studies contemporaryOrthodox Jewish movements.
During Jewish holidays, these communities' numbers sharply increase(to several thousand) as a result of vacationing Jews, primarily from Israel and the United States.
The electorate in these communities is not insignificant and consists of 11,624 eligible voters(slightly more than the number of Arab Christian voters in Haifa, for example).