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June 08 2012, 19:45 PM
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throughout it all or through it all
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June 08 2012, 21:50 PM
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A couple of suggestions...
Tríd siar — through it all (right to the end) Ar an bhfeadh — throughout it all (all the while) It depends on the context. |
June 08 2012, 22:02 PM
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Thanks for your help. It's meant to come across as overcoming a bunch of events.
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June 12 2012, 18:05 PM
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Context is important. give an example of it in a phrase |
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