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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an even large" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an even larger" when comparing sizes or quantities.
Example: "This new model is an even larger version of the previous one."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger" or "an even bigger".
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This was a golden opportunity to reach out to an even large number of people and educate them about key issues related to ocean science, marine resource conservation and general ocean health.
Clearly, both the QLV model (Fig. 5A) and, to an even large extent (note different scales on the ordinates), the AQLV model (Fig. 5B) dramatically overestimate the force measured (cf. Fig. 1B).
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Privacy is an even larger issue.
So this is an even larger transformation.
Now an even larger problem looms.
Unfortunately, there's an even larger problem facing Kg.
Last season, he emerged on an even larger stage.
At an even larger scale they become mini-grids.
BUT an even larger determining factor is the policy response.
Midnight mounts an even larger and deadlier response.
The company expects an even larger loss this year.
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