English to Yiddish Meaning of no one - קיינער

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English to Yiddish Dictionary: no one

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Now officials have warned that if negotiations reach stalemate today they will resort to legal actionShe tracks the success of the advertising by polling customers so she knows the ads are successfulIt is quite lonely being one of the only clergywoman and you notice it more when you are the only woman in a room full of male clergyShe was about to send off an application to drama school when fate intervenedIslamic fundamentalism compared to other fundamentalisms Christian and Orthodox Jewish shows that they all aspire to return women to the status they are said to have occupied in certain ancient nomadic Middle Eastern tribes

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The scarfs purpose is to allow the bobbin case hook to get close to the needle eye and catch the thread to form a stitchAccording to friends he enjoys making avian analogies between rare birds and his political allies and enemiesOn the fifth he drove it in a creek to the left and almost broke his club hacking it out of thereThe second concerns exchange value alone in particular the question of how it is possible for a capitalist to make a profit

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Meanwhile a minister yesterday said schools colleges and universities must play their part in deterring young people from turning to extremismIn a seminal article Leopold defined senescence in plant cells along the lines previously proposed by Medawar as the deteriorative processes that are natural causes of deathReductions in bed numbers may mean that it is more likely that patients will be transferred outside of the area which may in turn cost more and may detrimentally affect their treatmentThis is to a degree a matter of physical skill training and dexterity

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