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Discover LudwigThe phrase "after a while did" is not correct and does not make sense in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "After a while, did you notice any changes in the project?"
Alternatives: "After some time, did" or "Eventually, did".
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Only after a while did the link between the seated figure and the surrounding sonic fabric sink in: among the assaults to which Gharani was subjected was the blasting of loud music, accompanied by strobe lights.
They all tried them, couldn't manage too well, & after a while didn't have to eat them anymore.
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But after a while, do you see them?
After a while, doesn't it get a little gamey in that room?" Bharara's splashy announcements may be rooted in something more than ego.
"After a while, doing this thing actually felt less like an exercise and more of an opportunity to write another album about me," he laughs.
But after a while, doing webcam shows began to get tiring.
But after a while, doing both was quite easy and I think doing so made me better at both, just because they gave me something else to think about.
Although prolonged eye contact seems like it might get a little uncomfortable after a while, don't stop.
After a while I didn't feel like doing anything--I was like a prisoner in my home.
But after a while it didn't matter why I didn't speak.
After a while, they don't do the same thing.
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