Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The often very in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Even the often very simple Italian breakfast was top.
Choices that lie on the often very thin line that divides good and evil.
It can also be adapted country by country in order to monitor the often very diversified public opinion.
The often very beautiful mountain lakes,
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We are also very concerned about the often very erratic development of exchange rates.
We think that better account needs to be taken of the ability of service providers to pay interest on, and write off, the often very large investments they have to make.
good infrastructure and the often very child-friendly ski resorts.
With the advent of the often very reasonably priced USB scopes,
actually care about the often very specific needs of their customers.
This is the case, in particular, for the often very complicated and disputed cross-compliance regulations.
There is scant guidance in terms of application for local authorities as to how they should deal with the often very worthy aims when they do conflict.
Advantage in the Internet are the often very favorable offers
certainly during the often very dry summers.
We have increasingly used our trucks and trailers for the often very specific transport needs of customers in the maritime and dredging segment.
In contrast to the often very dramatic passions in which various characters stand face to face
diet books that you give you insight into the often very interesting and complex world of food supplements,
given the often very uncertain factors involved.
It is better that we seek to clarify them first in order to open ourselves to the often very different assumptions that the world of the text brings to us.
It also reduces the necessity to manipulate the often very fragile sealings in the museum, not only contributing to their preservation
I would like to stress how much, behind the often very technical legislation that we debate and adopt here, our joint work has meaning.
experience in this struggle for hygiene by the often very dilettant inexperience
so on, drawing conclusions from the often very painful experiences of the post 9/11 era,
six lights we use almost daily on the often very poor lit paths
replacement of the often very lengthy extradition procedure by a system of surrender between Member States