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Discover Ludwig"are remnants" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to tangible remains or traces of something that existed in the past. For example, "The ruins of the castle are all that remain; they are the remnants of a bygone era."
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On other posts are remnants of flowers and a wreath.
These are remnants of a classic 1960's scene.
And everywhere, there are remnants of Positano's past.
Numerous offshore islands are remnants of former hills.
Komonjo literally "old documents"—are remnants of day-to-day legal transactions.
It's open to visitors, as are remnants of the old castle.
"Maybe there are remnants of a lake there, but by and large it's all dried up.
Here there are remnants from the past still being part of people's daily lives".
Forever visible behind the newest layer, no matter how faint, are remnants of the civic past.
Many are remnants of the plants that disappeared in Africa long ago.
Mounds of rubble are remnants of large buildings collapsed by bombs.
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