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• Elles sont nombreuses, certes, mais tr鑣 souvent film閑s en acc閘閞?et perdent ainsi 閚orm閙ent en authenticit?
• User : Certes / Western has an incomplete list of the IP addresses and articles involved . talk ) 09 : 18, 1 May 2016 ( UTC)
• :: Wouldn't " certes sous le nom de " nationalisme " " be better translated as " known under the name of nationalism " ? talk ) 18 : 41, 21 March 2009 ( UTC)
• The same article states that foie gras is " not " a physiological phenomenon ( " " l'intensit?de la st閍tose h閜atique de gavage et sa r関ersibilit? dans des conditions certes extraphysiologiques, mais non pathologiques " " ).
• Our friends try to keep their mouths shut in an environment where everything is menacing, but when they have to, they can communicate in English, French, Latin, or Occitan, begin their sentences with " Certes, " and, when all else fails, take flight.
• Cette capacit?d'adaptation naturelle du m閠abolisme lipidique permet d'expliquer ?la fois l'intensit?de la st閍tose h閜atique de gavage et sa r関ersibilit? dans des conditions certes extraphysiologiques, mais non pathologiques . ( " this natural capacity of adaptation of lipid metabolism gives an explanation both of the intensity of the hepatic steatosis of force feeding and of its reversibility, " in conditions which admittedly are extraphisiological, but not pathological " ")
• En cons閝uence, la f阾e de " Souccot " est c閘閎r閑 au quinzi鑝e jour du mois de " tishrei ", ?la date voulue par la Torah, ainsi qu au seizi鑝e au cas ( certes improbable ) o?" eloul " serait un mois plein et que la date v閞itable du 15 " tishrei " aurait lieu un jour plus tard qu ?la date consid閞閑 comme le quinze " tishrei ".
• Cette capacit?d'adaptation naturelle du m閠abolisme lipidique permet d'expliquer ?la fois l'intensit?de la st閍tose h閜atique de gavage et sa r関ersibilit? dans des conditions certes "'extraphysiologiques "', mais non pathologiques . ( " this natural capacity of adaptation of lipid metabolism gives an explanation both of the intensity of the hepatic steatosis of force feeding and of its reversibility, in conditions which admittedly are "'extraphisiological "', but not pathological ")