Examples of using Attributed in English and their translations into Serbian
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(Attributed to John Dewey).
Course, no illegalities attributed.
(attributed to Carl Sagan).
Epiphysis in the past attributed mysticalproperties.
(attributed to George Carlin).
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To there can be attributed, for example,"Ketorol.
(attributed to George Santayana).
These symptoms are commonly-- but mistakenly-- attributed to teething.
They attributed to drink tivortin.
The painter's style is identical to other works attributed to Master Theodoric.
Attributed arms of Edward the Confessor.
The mother-of-pearl has recently attributed a strong effect on regeneration of CNS neurons.
Attributed to bacteria and.
The panel“Savior of the World”, attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, did not appear in public.
The attributed arms of Edward the Confessor contain five martlets or(golden martlets).
Other cases of severe side effects have been attributed to overdosing and misuse of Pregabalin.
We attributed the porous bones to chemotherapy.
The improved performance in industry was attributed mainly to higher output growth and utilities.
These attributed arms appear in many English churches dedicated to him.
From the floods of the Nile,to which a divine character was attributed, depended on the prosperity or otherwise of the ancient Egyptian dynasties.
Xenophon attributed the first use of couriers to the Persian prince Cyrus the Younger.
When even the light is conceived of electrically,as has been done in a recent modern theory, then the qualities of Evil are attributed to the divinity of Good.
The report attributed the decline to two factors.
Mastaba attributed to Neithhotep which is believed to have been built by Hor-Aha.
To him was attributed: The Holy Family, 1515, terracotta, h.
Michael attributed puberty and diet to the noticeable change in the structure of his face.
Often erroneously attributed the authorship of Boris Pasternak,….
One analysis attributed Putin's popularity, in part, to state-owned or state-controlled television.
Constantine attributed his victory to Jesus Christ.
The Indians attributed their horses mystical properties, they considered their guides in the world of spirits.