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Meanings of spheres in English
Free-flying robotic system.
Usage of spheres in English
1
Despite this, the parties continue to cooperate in other spheres, Rosneft said.
2
Authoritative power resides only in the organic state of the particular spheres.
3
This means that intergovernmental coordination across the spheres of government is vital.
4
Three more spheres appeared in the opening in the roof and vanished.
5
Push religion into other spheres-like ,say ,politicsand science-andthe process intensifies.
6
They inhabited different spheres of air, subscribed to different systems of logic.
7
Six times he encountered the spheres on his way to the open.
8
Results: Four, primarily social, spheres of influence on malaria over-diagnosis were identified.
9
They lived in different spheres, corresponding to the difference in their genius.
10
That is the eternal song of the spheres and of the flowers.
11
Each of the central particles of the attraction-spheres has divided into two.
12
The things lie in different spheres and are full of incommunicable contrasts.
13
They were spouses in it at distances as opposite as the spheres.
14
All of nature -allthe spheres of heaven-must celebrate this union.
15
Even in the time of Calippus fifty-five of these spheres were computed.
16
If they were geniuses, they'd go into different spheres -not politics.
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Spheres across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common