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Discover LudwigThe phrase "anybody in case" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "I wanted to inform anybody in case they needed assistance."
Alternatives: "anyone if" or "anyone in the event".
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The report, published yesterday by the Health and Safety Executive, did not blame anybody in case it prejudiced possible prosecutions and legal action.
I think that's just no confidence, not wanting to tell anybody in case they think I'm an alien".
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Judge Robinson disclosed that fact on Tuesday, adding, with a chuckle, "in case anybody wants to know about my incredibly exciting life".
The men around the fire were vaguely expecting an hour or two's work unloading a banana boat One young vagrant offered to sell his life story, he said it was all written, "in case anybody wants it".
He found the party to be "insanely dangerous" to Barack Obama's presidency and the US, and said of them in an interview for The Guardian, "in case anybody thinks Michele Bachmann or Sarah Palin are clowns because they misspeak or don't know their history or they say silly things: that's just an act, and it's a useful act.
I hadn't told my sister, who's a massive Prince fan, until probably an hour before we left, because I didn't want to let anybody down in case it didn't happen.
The other alternate, Will Schoenmaker, said, "I can't feel bad for anybody in this case".
"I believe that in order to evaluate the alleged conduct of anybody in this case," Mr. Baugh said, "it is imperative that the jurors understand the whole picture.
She told him not to tell anybody else, just in case he changed his mind.
She always kept the table set, so to speak, just in case anybody dropped in.
Just in case anybody needed anything else to worry about.
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