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conjunción planetaria каталонский
conjunció 
Phenomenon when two astronomical objects or spacecraft have the same right ascension or ecliptic longitude as observed from Earth.
The temporal property of two things happening at the same time.
An uninflected function word that serves to conjoin words or phrases or clauses or sentences.
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The four-year course was run in conjunction with the Western Health Board.
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The motors will work in conjunction more often, and thus more effectively.
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They are also used in conjunction with drawing on specific elemental energy.
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He told Reuters that armed struggle was necessary in conjunction with diplomacy.
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In conjunction with other pressures, that irregular sleep could have serious consequences.
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The conjunction of the letter H with that particular adjective started echoes.
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The board approved 41 PRSA products in conjunction with the Revenue Commissioners.
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The following events will be presented in conjunction with the launch: H.I.S.
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The papaw and the banana in conjunction form an absolutely perfect diet.
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It will be used in conjunction with cameras provided by TV companies.
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The operations were carried out in conjunction with Belgian and Moroccan police.
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All the same the priest hated her in conjunction with her children.
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But jurisdiction is exercised by the pastors in conjunction with the elders.
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ADC maps in conjunction with T2W images were used for target delineation.
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Results: All appendectomies were performed robotically in conjunction with other robotic procedures.
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The technology was developed in conjunction with Intuition, an e-learning specialist company.
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