Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• EPSO replied that the language requirements for competitions had been changed in the meantime.
• Ulrike Rodust, to point out a divergence between the German and English versions of recital AE (The President had replied that all the language versions would be harmonised);
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• Asked why he chose the camera as his tool to record the things he sees, Gallagher replied, Images transcend language barriers. Pictures are very special.
• 0527/2006/rev. was not available in all languages and that, pursuant to Rules 136 and 138, the text could not therefore be put to the vote (the President replied that all language versions were available, and that the vote could therefore take place);
• "In a very ancient language that was used by the aboriginals to decipher the messages from dream time," She replied.
• Several replied and committed to translating the document into their own language.
• Alessandro Foglietta, before the vote, who pointed out errors in the Italian version in paragraphs 3 and 10 (the President replied that all the language versions would be checked and corrected if necessary)

• EPSO replied that the language requirements for competitions had been changed in the meantime.
• I would like to thank the honourable Member for having replied to me in my own language.
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• Because I forwarded it to her, she replied to me.
• She replied to all the messages from girls crying for help.
• She replied to my e
• mail, but all she sent was a typo.
• Asked why he chose the camera as his tool to record the things he sees, Gallagher replied, Images transcend language barriers. Pictures are very special.