Examples of using Both groups in English and their translations into Turkish
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Both groups behaved badly.
Let's just say both groups won.
Both groups have had a big division.
I would better lead… both groups.
Both groups must start at the same time.
What if there were a way to market to both groups?
Both groups will keep in touch with each other.
It wouldn't be fair if we didn't harass both groups equally.
Yet both groups present different challenges.
Are on the brink of an armed confrontation. Recently, I think both groups.
What both groups found stunned the world.
Are on the brink of an armed confrontation. Recently, I think both groups.
Both groups need to share a common goal.
Are on the brink of an armed confrontation. Recently, I think both groups.
Both groups have labored under dietary restrictions.
Same basic ideology as Yaden, but both groups are reclusive.
I think both groups… are on the brink of an armed confrontation.
What matters here is that both groups were apparently going for the same thing.
Both groups have weak lines of metallic elements.
I think both groups are on the brink of an armed confrontation.
Both groups have labored under dietary restrictions for millennia.
I think both groups are on the brink of an armed confrontation.
Both groups have labored under dietary restrictions for millennia.
Both groups were overwhelmed by the flood of reporters and cameras who poured into town.
Both groups feel greater insecurity on the job and are less likely to speak out.
Both groups seem to be descended from an early carnivore, something between a weasel and a bear.
Both groups depart after the meeting and though reluctant, Andrea chooses to go with The Governor and his group. .
After both groups signed the accords, the citizens of Chiapas were relieved with new hope that there would now be peace in Chiapas.
Both groups succeeded in keeping all main hospitals in Rwanda's capital Kigali operational throughout the main period of the genocide.
Both groups were given semantically related or unrelated word pairs, but one group was given the information at 9am and the other group received theirs at 9pm.