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Discover LudwigThe phrase "adage in" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific adage or saying within a certain context, but it lacks clarity without additional information.
Example: "The adage in question highlights the importance of perseverance in difficult times."
Alternatives: "saying about" or "maxim regarding".
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He relates this adage in a rasping Miles Davis whisper.
From Klein: There's an old adage in soccer: The game needs a goal.
"Speed, Price, Quality: Pick Two" Anon business adage"In civil business: what first?
But, as the adage in the news business says, dead men don't sue.
There is an old adage in American politics: "You can't beat something with nothing".
"Buy low and sell high" is probably the most common adage in investing.
An adage in the auto industry says that "There's no replacement for displacement".
The industry is in upheaval, but the oldest adage in business still holds.
"We're born in simplicity but we die of complications," Edson said, quoting an old adage, in a 1999 radio interview.
An adage in the field -- albeit one that's research-based -- says most healing occurs in the first three months.
There is an adage in business that says that employees should pick their bosses, not have the bosses pick them.
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