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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accompanied with a bigger" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "accompanied by a bigger" to convey the intended meaning properly.
Example: "The dish was accompanied by a bigger portion of rice than usual."
Alternatives: "paired with a larger" or "served with a bigger".
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This is accompanied with a bigger green medical record book (kept at the health centre) that records all information pertaining to the care provided for the patient's management.
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Taking into account the extension of indications in the field of laparoscopic hysterectomy during this study period, in which time for example fewer enlarged uteri were removed conventionally, meanwhile a decline in age (accompanied with an on average bigger uterus) is shown.
The picture was accompanied with a crying emoji.
Their patient answer was accompanied with a shrug.
Tea was accompanied with a light snack.
Most passages are accompanied with a related audio clip.
Best accompanied with a bottle of Barbera and green salad.
The images were accompanied with the caption "Big things coming with my friend @KarlLagerfeld" What exactly the shoot is for is unknown.
Debates about economic value are ultimately intertwined with questions about how our global economy should function, but the raw figures attributed to emerging technologies are rarely accompanied with big-picture thinking around the frameworks and principles that should guide our economy.
Only now they're accompanied by a big band!
It was a little shimmy of her shoulders — cheeky, insouciant — accompanied by a big, toothy grin.
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