검색어: you have to pay for those types of pictures (덴마크어 - 스페인어)

loretta, you have to get out of here.
loretta, tienes que salir de aquí.

sheldon, you have to stop that!
sheldon, ! tienes que parar esto! .

then all you have to do is hit the reverse lever... for at sende mig hjem.
lo que tienen que hacer es ponerlo marcha atrás... para enviarme de vuelta a mi casa.

- is all you have to do to make it real - is all you have to do to make it real
es lo único que necesitas hacer para volverlo real

furthermore, since the transaction was comparable to a "leveraged buyout", racing would not have to pay for the tote but the price for the transaction would be effectively financed through the tote itself.
furthermore, since the transaction was comparable to a "leveraged buyout", racing would not have to pay for the tote but the price for the transaction would be effectively financed through the tote itself.

if racing were to sell its share in the successor company or if the successor company were to sell its assets or any significant proportion of them to a third party within a specified period, it would have to pay back to the government a percentage of any profits the government would have made from such a sale had the government not sold its stake [12].
if racing were to sell its share in the successor company or if the successor company were to sell its assets or any significant proportion of them to a third party within a specified period, it would have to pay back to the government a percentage of any profits the government would have made from such a sale had the government not sold its stake [12].

this method arrives at the rental value by estimating the decapitalised [23] costs of constructing a similar hereditament adjusted for age and obsolescence, by looking at the cost of the capital which would need to be raised to finance the build-out, i.e. the interest that one would need to pay for a loan or the foregone interest if one's own capital is used [24].
this method arrives at the rental value by estimating the decapitalised [23] costs of constructing a similar hereditament adjusted for age and obsolescence, by looking at the cost of the capital which would need to be raised to finance the build-out, i.e. the interest that one would need to pay for a loan or the foregone interest if one's own capital is used [24].