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The phrase "a few fill" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "I need a few fill options for the report." (Note: "fill" should be replaced with a more appropriate word.)
Alternatives: "a few options" or "a few items".
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Items like quesadillas, chili, coconut shrimp, wasabi salmon, southern fried chicken and Asian short ribs, to name a few, fill out the menu.
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Apart from a few fill-in housekeepers, couples tend to move into the servants' wing and stay not for years but for decades.
He replied: People prefer lump-sum distributions in most cases, and the gun is more of a lump-sum (big-ticket) item than an annuity (a few fill-ups of gas).
There are around 60-80 hydrogen buses and 200 cars on the road worldwide, and a few filling stations.
A few filled in the details of his death and reported that a drug overdose was involved; many more focussed on the highlights of his life.
At 30 mM NaCl, Genesis836 produced a few filled pods, whereas JG11 and Rupali did not.
Having worked in broadcast newsrooms in Chicago and a few fill-in stints in New York in the '80s, I gotta say Nora Ephron nailed it in her Lucky Guy.
The first thing I noticed was the lack of branding a tall structure on the corner of Dupont and Dufferin had places for ads but were mostly left empty except for a few filled in by chain stores.
Bailey did conduct a few fill-in-the-blank discussions with Kieltyka, Juanita, and others (Bailey to Dreger, p.e.c., August 22, 2006)—discussions during which, as I show below, they knew he was writing about them in his book, and with which they cooperated.
Make a few filled and stroked shapes on your document.
Here are a few filling ideas: Ground pork, chopped shrimp, and chopped cabbage.
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