Examples of using Else has changed in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
Everything else has changed.
The hearts are all the same, everything else has changed.
Nothing else has changed.
Which leads me to believe that maybe something else has changed.
But what else has changed?
Just because the name has changed, doesn't mean anything else has changed.
Who else has changed so much?
Because nothing else has changed!
What else has changed between SGML and XML?
But besides that, what else has changed?
Not much else has changed since 1986.
We're the same, everything else has changed.”.
Everything else has changed around us.
We have moved out of the garage, but nothing else has changed about us.
And something else has changed the scenery.
My mindset changed so therefore everything else has changed as well.
Not much else has changed, except the domain name.
The beard are, perhaps, a bit longer, but nothing much else has changed and we hope to keep it that way.”.
What else has changed in addition to the points you mention?
When you open a presentation that someone else has changed, PowerPoint tells you in two ways.
What else has changed since I have been on the force?
The facade of the hot springs resort and surrounding small town of Carson has received a few fresh layers of paint overthe last century, but other than that and some modern renovations, not much else has changed in this rustic retreat and getaway.
But everything else has changed, and I have to find out why.
Nothing else has changed- HTTP websites are just as secure as they have always been- but Google is giving the entire web a shove towards secure, encrypted connections.
Can I see if someone else has changed the settings on my EasyControl?
No matter what else has changed in your or the world, that one song says the same, just like that moment.
But something else had changed inside me.
Something else had changed, too: Electrons of the omnipresent neutral hydrogen gas had been stripped away in a process known as ionisation.