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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are possibly in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating uncertainty about someone's or something's location or status.
Example: "The documents are possibly in the office, but I will check the storage room as well."
Alternatives: "might be in" or "could be in".
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But by page 38, when we are released into the story "proper", we already know that we can trust nothing we read from hereon in; that we are, possibly, in the hands of a madman.
They point out that longer life spans mean that children are called upon to take care of their elderly parents at a time when the children are reaching their 70s and are possibly in need of care themselves.
Thus, it seems sensible for regulators to ask firms for more details on their practices, or compel additional disclosures, when we are possibly in times of irrational exuberance.
Signs are (possibly) in another language and transportation and other small day to day dealings seem to be a bit magnified.
It should be pretty obvious that 911, an emergency number, should only be called during emergency situations, which are generally defined as when lives are possibly in danger.
Earlier this summer, a flurry of scientific papers and news reports warned of the likely arrival, sometime soon, of "home brew heroin" -- opiate drugs that might be brewed using yeast, just like beer or wine are, possibly in the privacy of your own home.
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But he wasn't; he was possibly in a coma.
We believe that Al Qaeda is possibly in there".
We're possibly in the position of having two driving forces in Asia".
The ceremony was possibly in the south of France, possibly as long as two months ago.
I was willing to concede that I was possibly in denial.
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