Examples of using Either end in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Why are the knots on either end?
Do not secure either end with a backstitch or knot.
Fake addresses on either end.
Because the pcs on either end would continue communicating.
Installs it quickly and easily from either end.
Right now, we're at either end of the table.
Installs it quickly and easily from either end.
Right now, we're at either end of the table. Good.
There are two carrying or lifting handles at either end.
Stayed tow night either end of a holiday.
The two side platforms are accessible by pedestrian crossings at either end.
Cut off tab may be at either end of terminal.
Either end the research, withdrawing the station from orbit.
Now they can't monitor either end of the conversation.
This cover is designed to cover two bikes with the handle bars at either end.
There is a socket at either end of the main body.
Either end of the tool can be used to take advantage of reach or torque.
There were straps dangling from either end of it.
Rubber caps at either end protect your ceiling and floor.
They also feature wood plugs at either end of each board.
With a black hole at either end they can maintain an open wormhole indefinitely.
You know, the school comes equipped with fire exits at either end of the library.
A shackle at either end of the larger(red) beam connected it to the clamp.
What about a large salmon at either end of the table?
Temporarily secure the riffle by making a figure of eight with the cotton around pins at either end.
The school comes equipped with fire exits at either end of the library. Come on!
To either end of the walls there are plateaus regularly patrolled by sharks
The brake band contains loops at either end, mounted on a stationary
I would have also liked to have seen locknuts on the link arm to lock it to the attachment points at either end.
Some walks are also connected by transport at either end, such as the ones on Santo Antao.