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Le médicament porte un symbole en forme de triangle noir sur la notice. Qu’est-ce que cela signifie?
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Á fylgiseðli lyfsins er svartur þríhyrningur. Hvað þýðir hann?
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26 Au-dessus du ciel qui était sur leurs têtes, il y avait quelque chose de semblable à une pierre de saphir, en forme de trône; et sur cette forme de trône apparaissait comme une figure d'homme placé dessus en haut.
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26 En uppi yfir hvelfingunni, sem var yfir höfðum þeirra, var að sjá sem safírsteinn væri, í lögun sem hásæti, og þar uppi á hásætinu, sem svo sýndist, var mynd nokkur í mannslíki.
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Pain en forme aimant avec Axial Magnetization
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Brauð-lagaður Magnet Með Axial segulmögnun
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Le sommet de Prague fut, d’une certaine manière, un hommage au rôle joué par Vaclav Havel dans la transformation de l’Europe de l’après-Guerre froide, et un couronnement de ses longues années de présidence. Un néon en forme de cœur, symbole et logo de Vaclav Havel, brillait au-dessus du château de Prague.
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The Prague Summit was, in a way, was a homage to Havel's role in transforming the post-cold war Europe and a capstone of his long years in the presidency. A neon heart, a symbol and logo of Václav Havel shone above the Prague Castle. Inside the castle, Havel's second presidential term was coming to an end. Yet before leaving office in early 2003, Václav Havel, a man of the sixties, a "hippie," did not hesitate to support George Bush in his decision to remove Saddam Hussein.