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The phrase "a real sign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate something that is genuine or authentic, often in the context of evidence or indication of a particular situation or feeling.
Example: "The sudden drop in temperature is a real sign that winter is approaching."
Alternatives: "a genuine indication" or "an authentic signal".
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Me staying, then Seamus, Ross and Stonesy, who have all signed long-term contracts as well, is a real sign of where the club is at.
That's a real sign of a team".
"Put up a real sign?" she said.
"Which is I guess a real sign of stupidity".
"That building is a real sign of the times," the gallerist Gavin Brown said.
"It's a real sign of the times," said Alan Weil, executive director of the National Academy for State Health Policy.
If we see Sheepshead back in Sheepshead Bay, that's a real sign that something good is happening".
Beresford: "There needs to be a real career structure; a real sign that there are developmental opportunities.
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It was a very real sign of the frustration members of the party are feeling, and a further sign that the party is in serious danger of fracturing.
European parliament members' desire to appoint an elected candidate as president of the European Commission is one timid, yet real sign of a possible democratic burst.
Now, the property has a new town house condominium with a real estate sign swaying in the front yard.
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