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Free sign upThe phrase "as in in the next" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer to something that will be mentioned or explained in the following text, but the structure is confusing.
Example: "The results were unexpected, as in the next section, we will discuss the implications."
Alternatives: "as in the following" or "as in the next section".
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Very soon (as in: in the next few days), I'll become a father for the first time.
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In this subsection, we will review several consequences of (ABHN) that will be needed in Corollary 3.8 below as well as in the next section.
But the state has maintained majority stakes in them as well as in the next-biggest bank, the Bank of Communications.
This does not mean, however, that equity in health, as an important health system outcome, is not represented in the PC Monitor, as will explained in the next section.
Despite Ms Sturgeon's rhetoric, the IFS found the Nationalists plan the same reduction in borrowing as Labour in the next parliament.
We look for solutions in the classical sense, as given in the next definition.
Each dataset was used in each case as shown in the next figures.
These variability measurements are used in our empirical study as described in the next section.
The separation criterion is based on energy which may be seen as a limitation in some cases as illustrated in the next section.
The recycling of PET waste can be carried out in many ways as described in the next chapter.
However, "CO2 washout" from the oscillator circuit would be considerably involved in this issue as discussed in the next paragraph.
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