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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a few aspect" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a few aspects"? You can use "a few aspects" when referring to multiple features or elements of a particular subject or topic.
Example: "There are a few aspects of the project that we need to discuss further."
Alternatives: "several elements" or "some features".
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Lastly, I found the van I was driving this summer parked on 12th in its usual habitat, but unless Google took this picture in a vehicle-mounted funhouse mirror, I'm guessing they've got a few aspect ratio issues to smooth out.
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"Similar," here, has a few aspects.
I suppose there are a few aspects of "Speed-the-Plow" that date it.
Of course learning, working memory and cognitive control represent just a few aspects of thinking.
But some hope that a few aspects of the classic New York trader culture will never die.
A few aspects were admirable, some were merely odd, others lamentable.
Following is a look at a few aspects of Mr. Jeunet's technique.
Of course, learning, working memory, and cognitive control represent just a few aspects of thinking.
I've concentrated on just a few aspects of Mr. Morris's choreography here.
Of course, these provisions are but a few aspects of the nation's complex and ever-changing tax code.
Such are a few aspects of this wild kaleidoscope of unconventional thought, a landmark in Chinese literature.
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