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The phrase "anywhere this year" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any location or place within the current year, often in the context of travel or events.
Example: "I hope to travel anywhere this year, as long as it's safe and affordable."
Alternatives: "anywhere in 2023" or "any location this year".
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"I won, I think, because State Britain was the best thing shown anywhere this year.
"I'm not saying never, but we're not going anywhere this year," Terry Saban told the newspaper.
Photograph: Cathal McNaughton/PA "I won, I think, because State Britain was the best thing shown anywhere this year.
"I've got to believe this is as good a game as you'll see anywhere this year," he said.
She has failed to go beyond the second round anywhere this year and has fallen at the qualifying stage of eight tournaments.
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I don't see this in Reddit's rules anywhere today.
This was the biggest share sale anywhere since 2000.
Mr. Levine, recuperating from surgery, had not conducted anywhere since February.
He's not going anywhere today, that's for sure.
Barkes added: "He is not going anywhere today.
Minnesota had not won the first three games anywhere since 1997.
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