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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a basket of a" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I found a basket of apples at the market."
Alternatives: "a collection of" or "a group of".
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Mr. Alpert's family of four, for example, keeps a basket of a dozen or so old remote controls.
Now, the mini-popovers are on the cafe menu; diners can choose four of them instead of one big one, or a basket of a dozen in place of three.
"The sense of freedom one receives on the deck of a sailing ship, or from the unenclosed confines of a basket of a hot air balloon, are missing from the gondolas used on airships," Mr. Thyen wrote in his patent filing.
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There is an Amerindian woman bearing a basket of pineapples and a man holding a bow.
A basket of warm pita triangles was a perfect accompaniment.
A basket of terrific breads made a fine first impression.
"The Jade Emperor," an old woman said, laying down a basket of apples as an offering.
"Here, instead of getting a basket of carrots or zucchini, you get a basket of artworks," he said.
Mr. Ferry has already won a basket of awards including a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship.
In an elaborately detailed diorama of an Aztec market, a basket of toasted grasshoppers is offered.
But a man eating a basket of fried butter with cherry jam was not too bothered.
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