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22:01 Jan 13, 2003 |
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5 +1 | to a greater degree |
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4 +1 | such a marked degree |
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4 | but with more severe symptoms |
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4 | but in a more convincing manner |
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3 | but in a more pronounced way |
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but in a more pronounced way Explanation: /.. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-01-13 22:16:22 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- mit \'form\' muesste es auch gehen :-) |
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such a marked degree Explanation: in einer derart starken Ausprägung (Ausprägungsform) ist mir diese Krankheit noch nicht untergekommen = I have never come across this illness to such a marked degree Collins: German Dictionary |
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but with more severe symptoms Explanation: but with stronger effects but with more radical consequences but to a much larger extent |
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but in a more convincing manner Explanation: Try this on for size! |
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to a greater degree Explanation: casually speaking, the expression of whatever the consequence is tends to manifest to a greater degree in athletes |
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