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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a well called" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a well that has been named or designated in some way, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The report discussed a well called 'The Deep Blue' that was recently discovered."
Alternatives: "a well named" or "a well designated".
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A well called the Hieronymus, on a hill above an old homestead with a falling-down farmhouse, needed an expensive new part, but its production was small, so the owner had temporarily shut the well in.
Only the year before, the Horizon had set a world record by punching through 35,000 feet of water and rock — nearly seven miles — in the Gulf of Mexico, creating a well called Tiber for BP, the oil giant once known as British Petroleum.
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Oil companies are also seeking to deflect a series of bills being considered in Congress -- including one proposal that would force companies to drill a second well, called a relief well, alongside any new exploration well.
For example, burying spent fuel several kilometers deep in a dry well, called a borehole, may offer significant cost and environmental benefits compared to mined repositories.
Issen shows a 3-D projection of a prospective well called Buckskin.
This year, Coppola and Schwartzman did a short as well, called "Die Again, Undead One" [watch below in the slideshow].
Robinson hosts a spinoff podcast as well called Sooo Many White Guys.
[Field note, Norah] Nurse : " I felt he, erm, he had times when he, well, called a lot for silly, well, silly things.
It was well called an urban center of the southeast.
And let's not forget that Google has a group texting app as well, called Disco.
This makes for a page of — well, calling it filler seems a bit forgiving.
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