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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also in the next" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that will occur in the next instance or section, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The report will cover the current findings, and also in the next section, we will discuss future implications."
Alternatives: "also in the following" or "additionally in the next".
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"I'm very happy and extremely committed to give everything I have, also in the next years when I'm with them.
There ought to be a way of the anti-Tory majority expressing itself, both in this election, if people are intelligent about it, and also in the next parliament, and therefore the composition of the next government.
Schools in poorer districts get worse, parents with means move out to richer districts, and the divisions between the haves and the have-nots — not only in this generation, but also in the next — grow ever larger.
"There ought to be a way of the anti-Tory majority expressing itself, both in this election, if people are intelligent about it, and also in the next parliament, and therefore the composition of the next government," he told the BBC.
This aspect will be relevant also in the next subsection.
We further note that is an increasing function of ; hence, streams whose CQI is below the threshold at step can be neglected also in the next steps.
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See Also: Nipping The Next Madoff In the Bud.
"The question is: What might come up in the future?" See Also: Designing The Next Facebook.
This article will also appear in the next issue of the US magazine, The Nation.
It also hopes, in the next five years or so, to produce oil.
Some of the stages overlap, that is, some of the tasks in one group are also included in the next.
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