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Значения термина communicated only на английском
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Использование термина communicated only на английском
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He communicatedonly twice with his No2, John Carver, during the game.
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Formerly the controls communicatedonly by using her voice; then some of them began to write.
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Their knowledge is communicatedonly to select believers.
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Bahá'u'lláh declares that the higher spiritual truths can be communicatedonly by means of this spiritual language.
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This was, of course, such a truth as could be safely communicatedonly by word of mouth.
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Its body language communicatedonly threat.
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They reached for pages in tandem and communicatedonly with looks and once in a while by pointing to passages.
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The rules did not allow us to hold hands or kiss, and feelings could be communicatedonly via a minister.
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While most CTC research programs have a well-defined plan to detect and disclose IFs, such plans are largely communicatedonly verbally.
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He disappeared from view (we later learned, to Norfolk) and communicatedonly sporadically through encrypted messaging until he fell silent altogether.
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It was built of light wood and cane, and communicatedonly with a cane-work gallery; otherwise the mischief would have been more serious.
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The government has suspended Parliament until late January, the parties involved in the process have communicatedonly sporadically, and public debate has been limited.
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Later on came senators as envoys from Tiberius, to whom the latter had secretly communicatedonly so much as he wished Germanicus to know.
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What is merely historical, purely secular, is communicatedonly in the scantiest measure: often there is nothing but the names and succession of the kings.
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Those ideas are of the kind that can be communicatedonly in speech, not in the images, gestures, actions or juxtapositions that make theatre theatrical.