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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a list at the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific location or point in a document where a list is found.
Example: "Please refer to a list at the end of the report for all the necessary items."
Alternatives: "a list in the" or "a list on the".
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(Sources for the quotations in the story appear in a list at the end).
"It's not like we have a list at the desk to have your shoes shined.
A list at the museum gives contact information for the artists and the places that sell their work.
I'm not on their A list at the studios, nor on their B list nor their C list nor their D list.
But she doesn't think herself capable even of learning to operate a cash register; she puts her name on a list at the library.
Since the flowers in each bouquet are numbered and keyed to a list at the bottom of the plate, and are one-of-a-kind collections, they are not truly representative of live arrangements.
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They are holding out for more easily won constituencies.Some heat will be taken out of the row when new names are added to the A-list at the end of July.
My choice at No 4. "I'm new to this," writes NoMoreMrNice, earning a huge pat on the back for making the A-list at the first attempt, with the wonderful suggestion of Beethoven's Ode to Joy.
The producers met with about twenty interested directors, several of whom were considered "A-list" at the time.
Predictably, that elicited some snarky retorts on social media, most of them involving Scott Baio, the closest thing to A-list at the Republican National Convention last month.
To protect their ideas, Mr. Hall said, inventors planning a listing at the marketplace should first file a preliminary patent.
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