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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a last issue" is not correct in standard written English
It seems to be an attempt to convey a final point or concern, but the wording is awkward and unclear. Example: "As a last issue, I would like to address the budget concerns before we finalize the project."
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"It is the last issue, something to discuss as a last issue to this process".
As a last issue concerning the health indices time effects have to be taken into account.
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Within a year Atlas decided to abandon their edition of F&SF as well; the last issue appeared in June 1964.
As far as this last issue is concerned, the presence of many different acquisition technologies and devices on the market is a source of confusion for the users, who sometimes choose the wrong solution instead of finding the most efficient one.
Its portfolio radiates courage, fortitude and decisiveness, all lacking as I wrote last issue in Magellan's post-Peter Lynch schemata.
As reported here last issue, the secret to the company's deep profitability–$394 million revenue, $204 million of cash flow during the first quarter of this year is its tightfisted spending.
[C7.] Article in Harper's on AIDS Creates a Stir In his last issue as the editor of Harper's, Lewis Lapham has left a parting gift for his successor: a firestorm in the press and among scientists.
Even as stalwart an LGBTQ ally as Frank Rich, in an article in the last issue of New York Magazine entitled "Ancient Gay History," claims that "the rapidity of change has been stunning" and "happened with a speed of a fever dream".
A subsequent statement by Shannon Jacobs, VP of Communications at CBS: "this is a last.fm issue, as far as I am concerned.
Use negative feedback as a last resort if the issue can't be resolved.
This is a last.fm issue, not a corporate issue.
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