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The phrase "according to wrap" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used meaningfully.
Example: "According to wrap, the project deadline has been extended." (Note: This example assumes "wrap" refers to a specific source, but it remains unclear.)
Alternatives: "according to the report" or "according to the guidelines".
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According to Wrap, an estimated £140m worth of clothes goes to landfill every year.
Meanwhile, according to Wrap, almost one-third of UK clothing goes to landfill.
According to Wrap, the government's waste prevention scheme, we waste 328,000 tonnes of bread a year.
According to Wrap, the waste reduction body, 8.5bn thin-gauge plastic bags – the ordinary, free ones – were used last year by customers of UK supermarkets.
According to WRAP around 30% of garments in UK wardrobes have not been worn for at least a year and 350,000 tonnes of used clothing go to landfill every year.
Small electrical items make up one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the UK, with more than 173 million new gadgets or appliances bought every year, according to Wrap.
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He also, according to Facebook, "wrapped up" his long-awaited debut EP on Sept. 1, though it has, to date, not yet been released.
The film-maker aims to begin shooting this autumn in Sweden, London, Monaco and New York for a 2017 release date, according to The Wrap.
Sam Rockwell is in early talks to star in a forthcoming remake of 80s horror Poltergeist, according to the Wrap.
Sony Pictures could also opt to release the film on a video on-demand service on Christmas Day, according to The Wrap.
Chris Columbus will return to direct the film, according to The Wrap, with Elf writer David Berenbaum penning the script.
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