Results for have a look, list out in a table translation from Spanish to English

have a look at:
have a look at:

please have a look.
please have a look.

have a look at the pics.
have a look at the pics.

have a look at 'it's volcanoes'.
have a look at 'it's volcanoes'.

have a look: http://www.apex-foundation.org/
have a look: http://www.apex-foundation.org/

firstly, aeroponics allowed the whole process to be carried out in a single, automated unit.
firstly, aeroponics allowed the whole process to be carried out in a single, automated unit.

thank you very much!!! (in a few days i have a surprise)
thank you very much!!! (in a few days i have a surprise)

Échele un vistazo a nuestra have a look at our lista de los mejores musicales y teatros de londres en foursquare para ver qué se ofrece ahora. estancia en londres con niños
have a look at our foursquare list of the best musicals and theaters in london to see what’s on right now.

el coro de norman en la catedral de peterborough,====altar====the altar in a church is a table on which is laid the blessed sacrament of bread and wine for consecration by a priest prior to use in the rite of communion.
====altar====the altar in a church is a table on which is laid the blessed sacrament of bread and wine for consecration by a priest prior to use in the rite of communion.

"employers shall have resort to prison labour only in the conditions spelt out in ilo convention nº 29, which allows such labour only if the prisoners concerned have been convicted in a court of law, take part voluntarily in employment for private undertakings under the supervision and control of a public authority. ".
"employers shall have resort to prison labour only in the conditions spelt out in ilo convention no. 29, which allows such labour only if the prisoners concerned have been convicted in a court of law, take part voluntarily in employment for private undertakings under the supervision and control of a public authority. "

working procedures --- t2s programme board members do not represent their central bank of origin , but act in the general interest of the eurosystem , --- in case of an equal number of votes in the t2s programme board , its chairperson will have a casting vote , --- members of the t2s programme board will not vote when they are in a situation of conflict of interest .
working procedures --- t2s programme board members do not represent their central bank of origin , but act in the general interest of the eurosystem , --- in case of an equal number of votes in the t2s programme board , its chairperson will have a casting vote , --- members of the t2s programme board will not vote when they are in a situation of conflict of interest .

now we can calculate the new overall average, by reducing the response time to rural calls to 51 minutes and including the ratio in our previous formula: (r* 51 + * 19) / (r + u) using the ratio obtained, 1 r for every 7 u: (1 * 51 + 7 * 19) / (1 + 7) (51 + 133) /8 184 / 8 = 23 therefore, the right answer is option a) 23 minutes. myadvice i must admit that i have a special predilection for this type of exercises about averages with graphics, because they usually hide a 'secret route' (much more colourful and attractive than using formulas and equations) that we can unveil by just applying the art and magic of numbers. moreover, when i find an exercise like this, i say to myself: if epso shows the data in a graph, it is probably because there is a shortcut to solve it through graphic information somehow… so let us accept their challenge! first, when having a look at this graphic, i would really like to be able to write on the screen to try to visualise better the composition of the total average and the influence of the proposed change in one of the 85
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