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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ahead buying" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of purchasing something in advance, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "We recommend ahead buying your tickets to ensure you get a good seat."
Alternatives: "advance purchasing" or "pre-purchasing".
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But the mother pressed ahead, buying plane tickets for herself and her son.
I hope to develop healthier eating habits out of necessity: cutting down on red meat and dairy products, planning meals ahead, buying fresh produce at the agros.
"I figured that if you plan to live in the area long enough, you'd come out ahead buying the space," said Mr. Friedman, who with his wife, Ruth Witztum, also a lawyer, has lived in Park Slope almost 20 years.
Tips to reduce waste include planning meals ahead, buying 'ugly" fruits and vegetables, being more creative with recipes, requesting smaller portions, composting, and donating excess food.
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Go ahead, buy a gun.
"Go ahead — buy it and enjoy it but don't treat it as an investment," Mr. Rosenberg said.
Go ahead, buy a container of jumbo lump crab meat with cocktail sauce (messy, yes; tasty, yes) to enjoy as an appetizer on the train.
Go ahead, buy a container of jumbo lump crabmeat with cocktail sauce (messy -- yes; tasty -- yes) to enjoy as an appetizer on the train.
– Glenn Collins Bon Appétit: Stuffing can be an afterthought on Thanksgiving menus, but plan ahead — buy the bread early, lay in the butter — and you'll avoid the soggy stuff.
So go ahead, buy that flat screen, then flat-line.
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