Examples of using To the custom in English and their translations into Swedish
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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
We will escort your car to the customs.
To the customs and traditions, I say.
We do not have go to the customs to clearance.
When the animals cross the border, you need to report to the Customs.
Navigate to the custom view that you want to modify.
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Submit a declaration to the customs office at the place of exit.
You can personalise it by adding a beautiful picture to the custom pillow case.
Send your application to the Customs Authorisation Centre: Contact information.
they believe that they are entitled to the custom of Greek hospitality.
Send the application to the Customs registry office at kirjaamo(at)tulli. fi.
Note that you may add individual files or folders to the custom bootable media.
We will declare a lower cost to the custom, but you still need to pay some tax for colombia.
Important Once removed, administrative access cannot be restored to the custom solution.
We will declare lower cost to the custom, so you do not need to pay much tax.
Browse to or type the location of the file mapped to the custom error.
And we will delcare a lower value to the custom, so they will not charge you much Tax.
Referring to the custom of honouring a magistrate by placing a pillar in his name in one of the temples in Philadelphia.
At present, data is not always sent to the customs in this form.
This then connects to the custom Eclipse ET-DB3 transformer which performs the impedance matching
Click the command that you want to add to the custom group, and then click Add.
Otherwise, the products must be handed over to the customs office to be destroyed.
Click the radio button to the Custom key setting and type the key you want
have been received contrary to the custom of the Church Catholic.
Specialised circuitry is added to the Custom Shop guitar,
declare about 35USD to the custom to avoid the custom. .
fire worship led to the custom of“passing through fire,” a practice carried on up to the times of Mosesˆ.