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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a next member of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not typically used, as "next" is not commonly paired with "member" in this context.
Example: "As a next member of the committee, I hope to contribute positively."
Alternatives: "the next member of" or "a subsequent member of".
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In Fig. 1, we have shown what we call a next member of the fullerene family, which is made up of 180 atoms.
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We are particularly seduced by the feeling or belief that an infinite mathematical disjunction makes good sense in the case where we can provide a recursive rule for generating each next member of an infinite sequence.
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Celtic manager Neil Lennon could be the next member of staff to land a pay rise after helping three of his players - Charlie Mulgrew, Adam Matthews and James Forrest - earn bumper new deals.
So here's an overview of the man who may be the next member of Congress from Virginia's 7th District.
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Just in: the next member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee has been named.
A surprisingly large pro-independence rally in Barcelona last month saw banners proclaiming Catalonia as the next member of the EU.
It's touching to think of it now wrapped up carefully awaiting the next member of the family.
Only 266 people turned out in June to the polls to pick the district's next member of Congress.
They identified this as part of a new infinite series of polyhedra (only five members are shown), and then isolated the next member of this series, Pd48L96.
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