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Discover Ludwig"on the scene" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate that someone or something is physically present at a specific location or event. Example: The paramedics arrived on the scene within minutes of the accident. In this sentence, "on the scene" denotes that the paramedics were physically present at the location of the accident. Other examples of using this phrase include "the police were on the scene investigating the crime" or "the reporter was on the scene covering the protest".
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On the scene since 1983.
On the scene.
No one else is on the scene".
Astor arrives on the scene.
He died on the scene.
Police arrested her on the scene.
Israeli forensic experts descended on the scene.
"The English are back on the scene".
He was the first on the scene.
They looked on the scene with horror.
Next on the scene is the Marschallin.
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