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The phrase "almost in these" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of proximity or similarity, but without additional context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "The results were almost in these categories, but not quite."
Alternatives: "nearly in these" or "close to these".
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What he expressed to me very clearly, almost in these words in fact, was that he had no interest in being in an Eminem movie.
"Here is what I told that driven man, almost in these words: " 'Your body,' I said, 'was born in Bucharest, but your soul was born elsewhere.
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You're almost in all of these movies up to this point.
Color is almost absent in these works.
Even drinking seems almost impure in these surroundings.
Normal contact was almost impossible in these circumstances.
Conflict seems almost endemic in these final weeks and months.
The fear is basic, almost atavistic, in these days of advanced warfare.
Of course, it's almost impossible in these circumstances for the encounter to live up to the fantasy.
Solemnly warning that the nation needed stronger security procedures.... "Almost unmentioned in these appearances: Chertoff has a lot to gain financially if some of these measures are adopted.
The world's population has risen almost fourfold in these 100 years, but more people than ever before in history have been slaughtered, starved and driven into exile.
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