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The phrase "apart at the same width" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It seems to imply a specific distance or separation that is uniform, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The two panels should be positioned apart at the same width to ensure a balanced appearance."
Alternatives: "separated by the same distance" or "set apart evenly".
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To start, the feet should be apart at the same width of the shoulders for a mid iron shot.
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Cut two more pieces at the same width to hold the top ends together.
Now cut two more pieces of paper: the first should be the same width and at least half the height, the second should be the same width and at least three quarters of the height.
Draw other curves at the further right with about the same width as the others.
It is either the same width throughout or slightly larger (bulbous) at the base.
Draw a different pattern at the right but using the same principle and about the same width with the others.
The two parts cut should be the same width as the line should be - namely, about 5 mm apart.
The bars of bar charts typically have the same width.
These should be the same width.
Don't take both sides apart at the same time.
At the same time, the actual sample width was recorded.
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