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Discover LudwigThe phrase "alone a couple" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and it is unclear what context it is intended for.
Example: "I can handle this task alone a couple of times before needing help."
Alternatives: "by myself a few" or "on my own a couple".
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After that, I actually drove to Westport alone a couple of times.
He took me out alone a couple of times in his sports car.
Notre Dame Coach Matt Doherty had his players leave O'Kelley alone a couple of times and O'Kelley burned them.
Halfway through my second drink, I was holding down the fort alone, a couple of purses, packs of smokes, and cocktails left in my charge.
In a wooden hut, set up by volunteers as a safe meeting space for the children travelling alone, a couple of dozen boys, mostly in their early teens, are waiting for food, half-watching a Bollywood film involving a flying taxi; some are curious about the visit from British politicians.
Anyone who saw Murray slump into his courtside chair after beating Tommy Robredo in Valencia last month to win his third tournament in three weeks might have wondered if he could possibly drag himself back on to a tennis court within a month, let alone a couple of days.
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You're alone with only a couple of people in this big room with a giant sound system.
And, sort of, gets panicky even if he's left alone for a couple of minutes, he doesn't like being left alone at all … So I normally have to wait till someone comes before I can have a shower.
Unless you go to school back home, expect to be alone for a couple of weeks until you find someone else who's alone to.
We left it alone for a couple of years.
Then again, Buddy Tyson alone deserves a couple of stars.
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