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The phrase "advances of this" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to progress or developments related to a specific subject, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The advances of this technology have significantly improved our daily lives."
Alternatives: "progress in this" or "developments in this".
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Among the advances of this period were two other milestones.
One of the major advances of this prototype is the development of printed logic circuits that are analogous to so-called CMOS circuits in silicon.
It was Stephen Sondheim, Hammerstein's protege, who famously saluted the advances of this musical by noting that while its predecessor, "Oklahoma!," was about a picnic, "Carousel" was about life and death.
In this paper, we will present recent advances of this activity and show different examples of application carried out on complex situations.
Last month, American writer Karen Thompson Walker netted £500,000 from Simon & Schuster for her debut The Age of Miracles, in which the Earth is knocked off its axis by a huge earthquake, but these days advances of this size are rare.
Wireless Mesh Sensor Networks (WMSNs) have recently received a great deal of attention in the scientific and developers communities due to the significant advances of this technology in the wireless communication field.
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Thus the advance of this technology has an inexorable quality.
It would not be right to comment on fees in advance of this review".
In advance of this article, The Post sent more than 70 questions to the Trump campaign.
**Note: We do not expect you to have read in advance of this first class.
The California Supreme Court heard and determined the Gospel Army case several months in advance of this one.
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