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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accurate it will represent" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a subject or context to clarify what is being represented accurately.
Example: "If the data is accurate, it will represent the findings correctly."
Alternatives: "it will accurately depict" or "it will correctly illustrate".
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If that figure is accurate, it will represent an especially welcome break for those in the Northeast — and in New York City, in particular, where settlement costs are by some estimates the nation's highest.
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The larger it is the less accurate it will be.
Now it will represent close to 40%.
It will represent the nipple part.
If accurate, the forecast will represent a 14.8percentt decline over the same period a year ago.
(Abdulmutallab will represent himself).
He will represent himself.
This will represent feathers.
Now it will be represented even more.
After all, it will be representing you!
If this is an accurate assessment, it will surely have implications for American politics.
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