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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a first find" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the initial discovery or identification of something, often in contexts like archaeology, research, or treasure hunting.
Example: "The archaeologists were thrilled with a first find that could change our understanding of the ancient civilization."
Alternatives: "an initial discovery" or "a primary find".
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A third found it funny.
One test found very limited breathable air; a second found enough to support life.
A third found a bullet fragment in Avery's garage, again after the premises had been repeatedly searched.
The first outside Dallas Police headquarters and a second found underneath a squad vehicle in the car park.
A third found it quite bitter, while David thought it "steely, elegant, a bit of a Sean Connery".
But 40 percent also suffered symptoms of depression and a third found themselves "constantly watching for something to go wrong".
A third found the guy's cell phone, couldn't figure out how to use it.
The first known copy turned up in 1859 with a second found in 1874.
More than a third found that the support group had been of help to family and friends.
In the survey a year later, less (53%) of women reported vasomotor symptoms and a third found them bothersome.
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