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The phrase "answers in the coming" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression that might be intended to refer to answers that will be provided in the future.
Example: "We will provide answers in the coming days regarding the project updates."
Alternatives: "answers forthcoming" or "answers to come".
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We will post their answers in the coming weeks.
Submit questions for Coll about Obama's policy; he will post his answers in the coming weeks.
Physicists hope that more powerful particle accelerators and more advanced satellites will provide some answers in the coming years.
Submit questions for Gessen about Politkovskaya and the trial; he will post his answers in the coming weeks.
Submit questions for Toobin about the Supreme Court; he will post his answers in the coming weeks.
Submit questions for Surowiecki about inflation and oil prices; he will post his answers in the coming weeks.
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The Dodgers could leave this week without answers, and fill the holes in the coming weeks.
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