Je was op zoek naar: the whole of this rich and happy land (Engels - Tagalog)

the whole of the foot
ngalay ang buong paa

the whole of the philippines
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the whole of language os a continuous process of metaphor
patuloy na pagpapabuti ng proseso

you are the source of my joy the center of my world and the whole of my heart
you are the source of my joy the center of my world and the whole of my heart

c/the whole of language is a continuous process of metaphor, and the history of semantics is an aspect of the history of culture; language is at the same time a living thing and a museum of fossils of life and civilisations.
c / ang buong wika ay isang tuloy-tuloy na proseso ng talinghaga, at ang kasaysayan ng semantiko ay isang aspeto ng kasaysayan ng kultura; ang wika ay sabay na isang buhay na bagay at isang museo ng mga fossil ng buhay at mga sibilisasyon.

one of three genetic tests in older versions of the test kits caused inconclusive results due to faulty reagents, and a bottleneck of testing at the cdc in atlanta; this resulted in an average of fewer than 100 samples a day being successfully processed throughout the whole of february 2020.
isa sa tatlong mga genetiko na pagsusuri sa mga mas lumang bersyon ng mga kit ng pagsusuri ay nagdulot ng hindi kanais-nais na mga resulta dahil sa mga maling pantauli, at isang masagabal na pagsusuri sa cdc sa atlanta; nagbunga ito sa katampatang mas kaunti sa 100 na mga sampol sa bawat araw na matagumpay na naproseso sa kabuuan ng pebrero 2020.

fallacies onthe other hand, a fallacy is a defect in an argument otherthan its having false premises. to detect fallacies, it is required to examine the argument's content. here are some of the usually committed errors in reasoning and thus, coming up with false conclusion and worse, distorting the truth. appeal to pity (argumentum ad misericordiam) . a specific kind of appeal to emotion in which someone tries to win support for an argument or idea by exploiting his or her opponents feelings of pity or guilt. b. appeal to ignorance (argumentum ad ignorantiam) whatever has not been proved false must be true, and vice versa. c. equivocation this is a logical chain of reasoning of a term or a word several times, but giving the particular word a different meaning each time. example: human beings have hands; the clock has hands, he is drinking from the pitcher of water; he is a baseball pitcher d. composition this infers that something is true of the whole from the fact that it is true of some part of the whole. the reverse of this fallacy is division.
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