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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cover from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a protective layer or shield that comes from a specific source or origin.
Example: "I need a cover from the rain to keep my belongings dry."
Alternatives: "a shield from" or "a protection from".
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She pointed to a cover from 2014.
A more spectacular pair of tureens and a cover from the service far exceeded the high estimate at $74,500.
The magazine has a "What Year Was It?" feature that highlights a cover from the Field & Stream archives.
A cover from March featured Trump typing on his phone while leaning on a crumbling Washington Monument.
Undeterred, Maines announces that the next song, the country track Daddy Lessons, will be a cover from Lemonade.
And in a cover from 1939, Perry Barlow illustrates a small child's shocked confusion as his mother kisses Santa Claus.
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Still, he said, stealing a manhole cover from a city street is a true sign of desperation.
A plastic cover from a car battery, nailed to a tree, held soap.
Female piglets were trained to remove a plastic cover from a food dish to gain access to the hidden food within 20 s.
A cover note from the Egyptian Embassy bore official embassy letterhead.
Includes a cover letter from Sally Pitkin [McLendon] dated March 12 , 1973
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