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The phrase "almost any post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a wide range of posts or messages, indicating that the statement applies to nearly all of them.
Example: "You can find useful information in almost any post on that forum."
Alternatives: "nearly any post" or "practically any post".
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Post office: Via its Money gram service you can send or receive money abroad with an instant money transfer from almost any post office.
Butler wrote that Davis had found the cheerfully competent Benjamin "a most useful member of the official family, and thought him suited for almost any post in it".
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Since then, Romanians have labored to build democratic structures virtually from scratch, finding themselves in a far more challenging position than almost any of their post-Communist neighbors.
Apple, which seemed to have the weakest discounts of almost any gadgets retailer, posted some strong numbers from its Black Friday one-day sale.
IF the electric atmosphere under the billowing white tent at the White Plains Hospital Center late last month was any indication of Hillary Rodham Clinton's local popularity, she could almost have been elected to any post on the spot.
One of these, the Innotruck, presents almost a post-apocalyptic view of recreational travel.
ALMOST all post-Soviet states are failing, but some fail more than others.
"Almost all post-docs in a cutting-edge lab like mine like to explore what is possible.
Almost all post-pubescent women have some amount of cellulite.
It's almost a post-logic way of understanding the world.
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