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The phrase "a large amounts of" is not correct in English.
It should be "a large amount of" or "large amounts of." You can use "a large amount of" when referring to a singular quantity of something that is uncountable, while "large amounts of" is used for plural quantities.
Example: "There is a large amount of water in the reservoir."
Alternatives: "a significant quantity of" or "substantial amounts of."
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The conversion rate is poor, however, and you will have to consume a large amounts of ALA to obtain a meaningful amount of EPA and DHA.
HSBC's earnings and share price fared better over the last year than its British competitors, including Barclays, because the bank generates a large amounts of profit from fast-growing regions, with more than half of earnings coming from Asia.
In the south, al-Qaeda militants have gained control of a large amounts of land.
Sampling took place under dynamic conditions, after flushing a large amounts of water for about 30 minutes.
"This is the biggest humanitarian tragedy since the Rwandan genocide," Mr Guterres tells the BBC, adding it was a Lebanon and Jordan are absorbing a large amounts of these refugees.
Both Amplitude Quadtree Q k [l](i, j) and the link lists consumed a large amounts of memory space and this was one of the big challenges for the EZBC to be used in real time or hardware applications.
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I spent a large amount of money.
"There's a large amount of support.
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You amassed a large amount of debt.
But, in many cases, a large amount of it disappears.
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