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underside (bottom) | malsupra flanko |
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underside (lower part) | suba parto |
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🔗 The side walls were of stakes set upright a few inches in the ground and fastened together at their tops and bottoms by creepers.
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🔗 As Rand watched his side of the road, the feeling grew in him that he was being watched.
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🔗 China has reliably backed Russia in opposing US condemnation of the Ukraine invasion in international forums, but says it will not provide arms to either side in the war.
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🔗 So if there are conditions coming from the British side which we cannot accept, then we will go on our own way without an exit agreement.
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🔗 Trump’s critics accuse him of siding with the invader in a repudiation of every US foreign policy value since World War II.
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| (beneath; below; underneath) | ( malsupre de ) |
🔗 Don’t you work under Eyvant Dasduke?
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| (less than) | malpli ol |
🔗 Just under 69% of Britons have been vaccinated, according to Johns Hopkins University.
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