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The phrase "a couple concerns" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "a couple of concerns."
Example: "I have a couple of concerns regarding the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "a few concerns" or "several concerns."
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But this simplicity and close tie into Twitter raises a couple concerns.
I asked them about a couple concerns I had, and they said, "Don't bring that up, they don't need to know that.
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Further, if the money is going to help a newlywed couple, concern about the possibility of divorce might give parents pause.
Under soft lighting and surrounded by the gentle gurgling of a miniature fountain, they sit shoulder to shoulder -- an octogenarian nervous about the future, a young political aide worried about violence, an elderly couple concerned about their dwindling finances.
I have a couple of concerns.
We had a couple of concerns.
LIB: I have a couple of concerns about that.
But there are a couple of concerns with this argument.
A couple had concerns that we needed to talk through".
But I had a couple of concerns: I prefer not to eat pork.
But privacy experts have a couple of concerns about the bill's provisions.
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