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The phrase "a local with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a person who is a resident of a particular area and is associated with something specific, such as a trait, experience, or possession.
Example: "She is a local with a deep understanding of the city's history."
Alternatives: "a resident with a" or "a native with a".
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He pointed to a local with a bushy goatee.
"They treat me like a local with a funny accent".
"It's pure family," Charlie, a local with a red feather in his fedora, explained one night.
When Esko returned to Barcelona last summer, Capella put out the word it was looking for a local with a point of view to replace him.
That afternoon, a local with a bearish frame took a slow pull of bourbon and wistfully surveyed the eclectic menu of rare brews and ciders.
A local with a feeling for Italian culture might outwit the foot-draggers.In this section The party's (largely) over How to save lives Born digital Unbendable ReprintsStill, Benedict's appointments look anachronistic.
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I took a seat at a long wooden table next to a local with an even longer face.
Usually, I get to enjoy a chat with a local with watching the sun fade away.
1. Determine a local window (A) with a size of 4 × 4 around the object and contour points.
She appears in the show as Abuela Claudia, a beloved local with a scratch-off lottery habit.
The cameraman, Chris, is a barrel-chested, red-faced local with a local accent.
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