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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a weekly until" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression that may refer to a recurring event or schedule that continues until a certain point in time.
Example: "We will have a meeting a weekly until the project is completed."
Alternatives: "weekly until" or "once a week until".
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The Review has been wholly owned by Dow Jones since 1987, and was published as a weekly until 2004, when it was changed into a monthly written by outside contributors.
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ZA dosing was continued on a weekly basis until 9 months of age or until the animal was moribund and sacrificed.
"There is stock heading to all the retailers around the world on a weekly basis until January.
His death was announced by WBLS (107.5 FM), the New York station where he continued to host a weekly program until a few weeks before his death.
Paul Johnson, former editor of the New Statesman, where Watkins had been political columnist after The Sunday Express, where he started his career as journalist in 1963, and The Spectator; Donald Trelford, former editor of The Observer; Ian Jack, former editor of The Independent on Sunday, for which he was still writing a weekly column until three weeks before he died.
I trained with them on a weekly basis until I was finally allowed to play for the senior side aged 15.
Interventions: All 78 patients admitted were screened by the same investigator for depressive signs and symptoms using DSM-IV criteria on admission, and then on a weekly basis until discharge.
The same procedure will be repeated on a weekly basis until 28 weeks' gestation.
Women were instructed to record costs on a weekly basis until one year after delivery.
The tubes were examined on a weekly basis until growth was detected.
Tumors were observed on a weekly basis until approximately 1.5 cm in diameter before they were isolated.
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