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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a result a good" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a good result"? You can use "a good result" when discussing a positive outcome or achievement in various contexts, such as academic, professional, or personal situations.
Example: "After weeks of hard work, we finally achieved a good result in our project."
Alternatives: "a positive outcome" or "a favorable result".
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As a result, a good look at the history of polar bear evolution has had to wait for investigations of the DNA of living animals.
As a result, a good linear relationship was found between the amount of tightly bound rubber and the hydrogen content of CB among four SBR composites with different types of CBs.
As a result, a good CFO can develop actionable data to inform decision-making.
As a result, a good repeatability was achieved for the new method with RSD no more than 10% (Table 3).
As a result, a good number of students have formed the bad habit of relying heavily on teachers in their pursuit of knowledge.
As a result, a good chunk of people have a bunch of accounts for any given service, allowing them to separate their work buddies from their play buddies, or just keep their "HotLatinaQueen69" screen name private outside of those lucky few who you knew before you realized what a terrible mistake the name was.
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We just need to get a result, a bit of good fortune, and hopefully that will kick-start things".
And as a result, a lot of goods are heading into Iraq that were not supposed to.
A total score below 70 points is considered a poor result; 70 79, a fair result; 80 89, a good result; and 90 100, an excellent result [9].
As a result, getting a good return-on-investment for secret behavior should be harder.
We were matched based on our interests and personalities and, as a result, have a good relationship.
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