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The phrase "a plea into" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard expressions or contexts, as "plea" is usually followed by "for" or "to" rather than "into."
Example: "She made a heartfelt plea for help during the meeting."
Alternatives: "a plea for" or "a plea to".
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Mr. Tambor could shift tones on a dime, exposing Hank's desperate need for recognition by transforming a qualm into a plea and a plea into a full-blown tantrum, or suddenly darkening the character by suggesting the possibility of megalomania beneath the sad-sack exterior.
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"I beg you I no magician," she said, letting a plea seep into her lecture.
Despite my cynicism, I'm pretty sure that at some point, perhaps after an eight-hour Netflix binge where my brain has turned fleecy and my eyes swollen, that I have typed a similar plea into Google.
"Tell me I'm miserable now," she sang, making a plea for pity into a dare.
Lindh entered into a plea agreement and received a 20-year sentence.
As we move onto more personal matters, O'Grady's rage implodes into a plea.
He entered into a plea agreement to avoid a retrial, and accepted a five-year probation.
Mr. Noonan entered into a plea agreement and has been cooperating with federal investigators since early last year.
In the politics of 1934, this juxtaposition would translate into a plea for appeasement.
In entering into a plea arrangement, Meade admitted having conspired to commit money laundering.
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