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The phrase "agree it will be" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express consensus about a future event or decision, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "If we all agree it will be a successful project, we can move forward with the planning."
Alternatives: "agree that it will be" or "consent to it being".
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But players agree it will be more intense.
Insiders agree it will be hard to tell.
— Robert, Seattle I agree, it will be interesting to see what happens if they win.
Most analysts agree it will be years before any new office buildings are built, and housing and cultural institutions would bring much less money.
If the bargaining focuses on any one issue, city officials and union leaders agree, it will be the mayor's demand that there be no raise without an increase in productivity to offset it.
"If the parties cannot agree, it will be left to the competition-law agencies to grapple with the difficult issues of how patents are priced," said Mr. Carrier, who is the recipient of a Google Research Award but who does not consult for any of the companies involved.
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The political chatterati already agree: it'll be a disjointed, incoherent cacophony, simultaneously turning off the voters and belittling the politicians, reducing them to seven dwarves behind lecterns.
Sharma agrees: "It will be very challenging, especially for industry, to survive without CCS".
"If it is agreed, it will be agreed as a legally binding treaty deposited at the United Nations," he said on 6 February.
The Prime Minister insisted: "If it is agreed it will be agreed as a legally binding treaty deposited at the United Nations.
If the Legislature agrees, it will be the second year in a row that the ordered payment is not made.
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