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Discover LudwigThe phrase "any sum of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an unspecified amount of money or quantity in a general context.
Example: "The company is willing to invest any sum of money necessary to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "any amount of" or "any quantity of".
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Rather, it is a so-called 'quantity'parcel'el'portion'on'sumsum' or 'mass' of soup, belonging to a special category of extra-ordinary mereological objects having just those properties described by Quine whereby 'soup' behaves like 'water', such that "any sum of parts which are water", as he writes, "is water" (1960: 91).
Of course Trio da Paz is something special, more than any sum of parts.
They are asking themselves whether any sum of money is worth so much sacrifice for so many years.
Financial profit can be made out of any income, or any sum of money that comes into contact with the financial sphere.
Recently, a lot of YouTubers are also using a site called patreon.com, which allows viewers to donate any sum of money they want to the chosen YouTuber(s), which they can withdraw whenever they want.
Benevolence, in English history, any sum of money, disguised as a gift, extorted by various English kings, from Edward IV to James I, from their subjects without Parliament's consent.
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Unlike his father, Henry did not exploit the large debts that the barons frequently owed to the Crown, and was slow to collect any sums of money due to him.
Yet Schindler--and certainly not Gill--can never be reduced to any sum total of historicist influences, no matter how demotically direct, austere or primal.
You can give or bequeath to a spouse any sum free of estate and gift tax.
They never asked me for any specific sum of money, or made any proposition whatsoever for how I was supposed to resolve the "situation".
The association between fish items and serum PBDE levels was examined individually for salmon (all types) and other fatty fish, tuna, and any shellfish (sum of the frequency of consumption of any shellfish).
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