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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are recourse" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express that something serves as a means of seeking help or remedy, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "In times of crisis, community resources are recourse for those in need."
Alternatives: "are a means" or "serve as a remedy".
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Moreover, mortgage loans in Spain are recourse.
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There's recourse.
All that remains is recourse to the supreme court.
But there is recourse, and the cliff can still be avoided.
And it's recourse in such trying times a prickly chauvinism would surely be felt beyond China's borders.
The only ultimate in knowledge is recourse to the empirical in verification.
I certainly believe there should be recourse for discrimination, sexual harassment, abuse, etc.
However, DIN 4049, Part 2 (1980) is recourse for further interpretation of data from depths beyond the 1.50 m.
$6 billion worth of that debt is recourse and most of it comes due over the next six years, according to its Q3 10Q3
There has to be recourse.
"There is recourse," said Christoph, but she did not elaborate.
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