Examples of using Traced back in English and their translations into Thai
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The source of the virus was traced back.
That strain was traced back to one of your trus.
Is there any way any of this can be traced back to you?
IPs can't be traced back to you since ExpressVPN uses shared IPs.
All points correspond to those locations where we traced back the calls.
Elderberry use is traced back to Ancient Egypt, where there are documented recipes using this superfood.
Every freak that walks the face of the earth can be traced back to her.
Based on the IP address, it could be traced back to the user via which ISP.
Hide your device's IP address and location so your browsing activity and metadata aren't traced back to you.
ExpressVPN thinks privacy is a fundamental right and does not keep activity or connection logs. The use of shared IP addresses means whatever you do can't be traced back to you, either. So when you go online with ExpressVPN, your privacy is assured.
The whole point of you working with Bobby Beans was to kill him off and create a cut-out so the op couldn't get traced back to us.
There's a bunch of text messages between Sera and a number that I have traced back to Jeff Godwin.
A VPN hides your true IP address and replaces it with the IP address of a secure VPN server in another location. This IP address is shared by many other users, so your activity can never be traced back to you individually.
As the most popular sport during the reign of King Henry VIII of England, bowling is still one of the most popular sports in the world. Over 100 million bowlers from nearly 90 countries participate in the sport. The popularity of bowling has been traced back many years and the game has contributed benefits to many people world wide.
The IM Pei-designed museum is home to the largest collection of Islamic Art in the world, including exquisite textiles and paintings, manuscripts, ceramics, enamel work, and artefacts whose history can be traced back to the seventh century.
Hide your Mac's IP address and location so your browsing activity and metadata cannot be traced back to you.
A few days after Malala was born, my daughter was born, my cousin came-- and it was a coincidence-- he came to my home and he brought a family tree, a family tree of the Yousafzai family, and when I looked at the family tree, it traced back to 300 years of our ancestors.
Trace back traditional Japanese roots in the former capital of Japan.
There's no way it will trace back.
There's no way it will trace back, sir.
His suicide is looking more like a murder and the gun traces back to you.
So maybe we can trace back to where in the city The Count is… cooking up this garbage.
Every time my son would learn a word, we would trace back and look at all of the language he heard that contained that word.
These symbols trace back thousands of years… groups obsessed with death and ritualistic killings.
Tsujiri, the renowned Kyoto-based tea manufacturer with a history that traces back to 1860 specializes in Uji matcha.
Pantavanij eProcurement solutions can trace back all the processes from supplier and price selection until purchasing process, making verification easy in every step.
Xi'an, one of the oldest cities of China, has a long history tracing back to more than 3100 years ago to the Zhou Dynasty.
And all of the data, we aligned based on the following idea: Every time my son would learn a word, we would trace back and look at all of the language he heard that contained that word.
So if we, for example, trace the path of one piece of content that drives someone to comment on it, and then we follow where that comment goes, and then look at the entire social graph that becomes activated and then trace back to see the relationship between that social graph and content, a very interesting structure becomes visible.
The name tesa® traces back to the secretary Elsa Tesmer, who worked at Beiersdorf in Hamburg from April 1903 through the end of October 1908, first as an office clerk and then as the office manager. She thought up the term from the first two letters of her last name and the last two letters of her first name.