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The phrase "and why left" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to ask for reasons related to something that was left behind or abandoned, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "I don't understand your decision to leave the project, and why left?"
Alternatives: "and why did you leave?" or "and what was left behind?".
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It's also why unrefined backup tackle King Dunlap could challenge for playing time (Mudd loves the 6-8, 310-pounder's natural ability) and why left tackle Jason Peters can be expected to make his fifth straight Pro Bowl, and why left guard Todd Herremans can recapture his formidable run-blocking.
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But one thing that's distinct about working for Concern is that, frequently, things remind you why you left your family and friends to work in a far-away, unfamiliar place and why you left the cool weather.
Why leave, then?
So why leave it?
So why leave?
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