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The phrase "are there indeed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a question or to express skepticism about the existence of something.
Example: "Are there indeed any credible sources to support this claim?"
Alternatives: "Are there really" or "Do such things exist".
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Are there indeed individuals out there, hidden amongst us, imbued with abilities more miraculous than Donald Trump's hair, just waiting for a few drinks, that extra cosmo or the magic words 'let's have another,' to unleash these powers on the unsuspecting world.
Are there indeed two distinct populations of genes that differentially require Spt5 activity in vivo?
We have the following research questions: 1) Are there indeed no systematic differences in health outcome between NHS- and SSH-systems over a longer period in time (1970 2003)?
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Is it the result of failing memory, or is there indeed an essential weightlessness to the book?
If that's the case, is there indeed free will?
Yes, Angus is still there (indeed he is the sole remaining original member).
It is unclear if there indeed is subjective pain.
But they are indeed there".
Afterwards, there indeed was a punishment.
One might even see this operation as an exercise in moral philosophy -- are there indeed times when the end justifies the means?
Can there be a rapprochement?Indeed there can be.
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