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Discover LudwigThe sentence 'are remains' is not correct as-is, because it is not a complete sentence.
To be correct, you would need to add a subject and a verb to it. For example, you could use the sentence "There are remains of what used to be a castle."
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And descendants are remains, too.
Who "they" are remains murky.
Who exactly "they" are remains a mystery.
There are remains of medieval fortifications.
What they are remains to be seen.
Just who those designers are remains a mystery.
Just how good its algorithms are remains to be seen.
There are remains of chair mounts, the chairs, the bodies".
But just what those lessons are remains hard to say.
How coherent they are remains to be seen.
But what exactly those terms are remains unknown.
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