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12:17 Nov 13, 2016 |
Portuguese to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc. / academic abstract | |||||||
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are disproportionately represented Explanation: CUTTING THROUGH THE GOBBLEGYGOOK maybe this what it means? are disproportionately represented |
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may or may not be either demonstrable/likely or allowed Explanation: This is my understanding of "desigualmente" - just a guess. "Provável" might be taken in the literal sense of 'provable', rather than 'probable', but 'likely' makes for nice alliteration, to match the original. So either one could fly in this (to me) nonsensical mish-mash. |
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show unequal distribution and acceptance Explanation: Acredito que as conexões entre essas áreas sejam permitidas, mas de forma desigual (unequal acceptance). Além disso, essas conexões ocorrem de forma desproporcional, ou seja, a distribuição das conexões entre essas áreas não é igualitária (unequal distribution). Fica a sugestão! |
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