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Free sign upThe phrase "and wind in the" is not a complete or clear expression in written English, but it can be part of a larger phrase.
It can be used in contexts related to nature, weather, or metaphorical expressions involving movement or change.
Example: "The leaves danced in the air, carried by the wind in the trees."
Alternatives: "and breeze in the" or "and air in the".
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Miyazaki is not afraid of wide-open spaces with nothing happening and wind in the clouds.
It was mostly about trees and wind in the Hamptons, as Irene withheld all but speckles of rain.
But solar and wind in the United States deployed at utility scale are now cheaper than nuclear plants.
We still have people coming up to us saying they remember Dangermouse, Duckula and Wind in the Willows.
This season's schedule includes "Noises Off," "Easter Monday," "Arms and the Man" and "Wind in the Willows".
Since 2008, combined capacity of solar and wind in the U.S. has risen from 26 gigawatts to 123 gigawatts.
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