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Перевод: united

[прилагательное]
соединенный; объединенный; совместный; дружный

Тезаурус:

1. The appearance of PAS on the clinical scene coincided with the introduction of streptomycin in the United Kingdom.
2. Death squad killings, "disappearances", illegal arrests and torture persist in spite of the Government and the Farabund Marti National Liberation Front signing the Agreement on Human Rights in July 1990, under the auspices of the United Nations.
3. Meanwhile, Norwegian trialist Tore Dahlum scored a late winner for Manchester United reserves against Sheffield United last night to relieve the gloom for watching boss Alex Ferguson.
4. The report, by Professor Michael Zander, of the London School of Economics, criticised United States legislation on the confiscation and forfeiture of assets as being too wide-ranging and open to abuse by prosecutors.
5. By 1980, Britain would be producing 100 million tonnes a year, with 500,000 barrels a day from the Forties field and 370,000 from the Brent field, putting the United Kingdom on a par with Kuwait, Nigeria, or Iraq as a major oil producer.
6. Extract from Marten D. Shipman's "The Role of the Teacher in Selected Innovative Schools in the United Kingdom" in The Teacher and Educational Change: A New Role , OECD, Paris 1974, pp 205-;206.
7. Speaking about legendary Manchester United manager Sir Matt Busby, Dunphy choked back tears as he said: "Busby was the last football man with vision.
8. This is as it should be under the constitution of the United Kingdom.
9. A quarter of a century later, the conventional wisdom of British mandarins looks complacent, self-serving, ill-informed, and outmoded - especially in the light of the many serious breaches by the United Kingdom of the European Convention on Human Rights.
10. BRITAIN'S two wondrous whizz-kid wingers may come face to face today when Darren Anderton's Tottenham Hotspur meet Ryan Giggs' Manchester United at White Hart Lane.
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12. Professor Hawkridge quotes, for example, a 1981 prediction that the number of installed microcomputers in the United States in 1984 will be 3 million of which 750000 will be in homes and 300 000 in educational institutions.
13. Although he had helped to set up British Aerospace as a nationalised company, he was convinced it could not take on the huge rival plane-makers in the United States unless it was unfettered from government control.