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The phrase "along the large" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a location or direction related to something large, but it lacks context and specificity.
Example: "We walked along the large riverbank, enjoying the view."
Alternatives: "beside the large" or "next to the large".
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4 Leave the footpath and walk along the large avenue towards Ashdown House.
Polyurethanes comprise a family of materials with urethane linkages along the large molecular chains.
The appropriate orthotropic factors along the large size of geometries and appropriate off-angle make the temperature distribution more uniform.
Log piles stemming from the sanitation removals were mainly distributed along the large access roads and showed an aggregated spatial pattern as well.
Prior to exiting the brain, the CSF travels through the ventricular system and part of it re-enters the brain via the para-vascular route along the large arteries and penetrating arterioles2,3.
Water remained high near the reservoirs and along the large creeks north and south of the city, but the number of overflowing drainage channels dropped by half from the Monday morning peak.
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This along with the large sample size, are some of the strengths of our study.
Several objects resulting from MoMA's competitions are on view, along with the large panels that detailed their construction schemes.
Along with the large canvases, there are some exquisite framed acrylics on paper at a good price.
The significance of the broadening of peaks evidences grain refinement along with the large strain associated with the powder.
When the concentration is enhanced, the surface area is also enhanced along with the large size of the tea polyphenol.
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