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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a thousand versions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express the idea of many different interpretations, adaptations, or variations of something.
Example: "The song has been covered by numerous artists, resulting in a thousand versions that each bring a unique flavor to the original."
Alternatives: "countless variations" or "many adaptations".
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Without the television, there never would have been Tide or Rice Krispies or Alpo but a thousand versions of Tide and Rice Krispies and Alpo.
Penne Norma, with eggplant, tomato, basil and aged ricotta, was no better or worse than a thousand versions, and capellini Sinatra (angel hair with shrimps, scallops, olives and capers) left little impression.
I'm watching a thousand versions of myself--but much better.
There are landing page optimization tools, but Rezaei asked, "Who wants to create a thousand versions of your website?" And there are A/B testing tools, but Rezaei argued that they're really designed to test "generic content" and use "very little audience intelligence".
The song was written for her, and although there has been more than a thousand versions of it, no one has understood it so completely.
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A million versions of everything.
St Petersburg's Hermitage surveyed Islamic art, including more than a hundred versions of the Koran.
By the end of our back and forth, Tarn had composed nearly a hundred versions of his self-portrait.
It dreams its green way up into her eyestalks, peers out: Standing there, in the mirror of the desert, are a hundred versions of itself.
(Smith said she was so determined to meet Aronofsky's expectations that "I wrote like a hundred versions of this tiny little song").
"I, Fatty" sometimes feels a bit stately, a methadone version of Stahl's other work.
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