Examples of using Two false in English and their translations into Polish
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Two false positives.
At the last came two false witnesses.
Two false positive pregnancy tests,
He says he added two false contact points on the tumbler.
Polish policy is stretched out between two false visions.
He added two false contact points on the tumbler.
That's because it's a six-cylinder safe with two false gates.
He says he added two false contact points on the tumbler.
he likens to the"two false witnesses" of Matthew 26:60.
He says he added two false contact points on the tumbler.
At the last came two false witnesses.
So, in science, two false approaches blight progress.
at last two false witnesses came forward.
Then, at the very end, two false witnesses came forward.
But at last two false witnesses came forward,
Bradycardia, lower GI bleed. Two false positive pregnancy tests.
At the last came two false witnesses, 61 Mt 26,
Bradycardia, lower GI bleed. Two false positive pregnancy tests.
In the gospel message, this led to two false theories concerning the person of Christ, Docetism-regarding the human Jesus as a ghost-and Cerinthianism-making Jesus a dual personality, at times human and at times divine.
Were you aware that The Bone had two false teeth, right at the front?
Her questioning was largely devoted to establishing two false propositions-(1) that my wife had done more than a thousand hours of maintenance work on my properties,
there are two false bricks. Drop into the second one,
There's been two false alarms and two mistakes.
Bradycardia, lower GI bleed. Two false positive pregnancy tests.
He says he added two false contact points on the tumbler.
is based on two false assumptions that, if held in a prejudice-free
A classic example of the connection between these two false doctrines would be the way that Dante's Inferno features a Satan with three faces, as a parody of the Trinity.
The reaction of institutions and Member States to this crisis of confidence is based upon two false premises: that the deficits of some countries are covered by the surpluses of others, and that reducing public debt automatically restores confidence,
Can be accepted as correct making the other two statements false.