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The phrase "as I figured that" is not entirely correct in standard written English.
It can be used when expressing a conclusion or assumption that the speaker has made.
Example: "I decided to take the alternate route, as I figured that it would be less congested."
Alternatives: "as I assumed that" or "as I believed that".
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Heading back from the festival to England, I chose to cross the highest elevation in Norway as I figured that would be the most scenic.
Initially, I was not panicked and listened in as I figured that she was simply calling me to provide some useful information.
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"I loved getting freaked out, and as a writer I figured that would be where I'd end up".
As I finished the loop, I figured that was the last time I might see Tony, and contemplated the impact of his loss on the pond ecosystem -- our lives were all interconnected and interdependent on so many subtle levels.
I figured that was strange, as there was no wind.
I figure that is as good a direction as any.
I knew that I would continue to work -- both my disposition and our household expenses demand as much -- but I figured that, steeped in the deep satisfactions of motherhood, I might not care so much about Flow anymore.
As soon as I figured out what that was, and as soon as I could conceptualize what that was, I wanted to do that.
Obviously, in an ensemble that is always a risk, especially one as big as this, but I figured that you get in touch with, hopefully, a few of them.
(I wasn't just being professional: I figured that as long as Terry Whangbo remained in the country, I had some leverage).
"As soon as I figured out that campus had been infected, it all made sense," said Ms. Assey, a second-year master's degree student.
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