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Meanings of numerous changes in anglès

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Usage of numerous changes in anglès
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Dell Cosmetically, numerous changes have been made to the XPS 13.
Wired
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A wide range will give you facility in making numerous changes of pitch.
The Art of Public Speaking
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Results: The 2007 edition of the DRG system leads to numerous changes for urology.
Pubmed
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Falls has made numerous changes to the work, which runs an intermission-free 100 minutes.
Reuters
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FCS has gone through numerous changes since then.
Wired
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Since these losses occurred, we have made numerous changes that have made us a stronger, smarter, better company.
The Guardian
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All schools have embraced technology in the classroom, and numerous changes to syllabuses, the latest being Project Maths.
The Irish Times
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The match-23 shows numerous changes from the side that lost to Argentina last weekend, many of them injury-enforced.
The South African
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There were numerous changes over time.
Pubmed
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Aims: Pregnancy is associated with numerous changes in physiological and metabolic processes to ensure successful progression to full term.
Pubmed
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While only a small number of gecko species have been characterized, numerous changes among sex determining mechanisms were inferred.
Pubmed
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He made numerous changes and re-wrote portions of the work,-indeedthere was scarcely a movement that was not retouched.
The Standard Oratorios: Their Stories, Their Music, And Their Co...
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But its mode of administration for a long period underwent numerous changes, before becoming established by a definite law.
Manners, Customs, and Dress During the Middle Ages and During th...
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Experiment, making numerous changes.
The Art of Public Speaking
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Both countries have made numerous changes from the squads that played in the global event between May and July last year.
The South African
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In the last ten years, it has remained among the attic possessions of the family, inspite of numerous changes of address.
The new yorker
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Numerous changes through the time
Numerous changes across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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