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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as occupied" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a state of being busy or engaged, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "I cannot join the meeting, as occupied with other tasks."
Alternatives: "as busy" or "as engaged".
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"But it always seems to be the exact same amount of space as occupied by you".
There are as many abandoned homes and businesses — several of them gutted — as occupied ones.
The other error was referring to Gaza as occupied in an online version of the story.
But even in his gratitude he saw his country as occupied, not liberated.
On Friday, the Senate unanimously passed a resolution that described the two enclaves as "occupied by the Russian Federation".
The international community has never recognised Israeli sovereignty over East Jerusalem, which most governments – including Britain – still regard as occupied territory.
The state of the path is assumed as occupied.
"We see opportunity with the Mac App Store because it's not as occupied as the mobile App Store.
Each incoming SU correctly detects channel occupancy with probability P D1, and falsely classifies a free channel as occupied with P FA1.
We tag the time slice ( left[CO{T}_mleft({j}_1^{prime}right),CO{T}_rleft({j}_1^{prime}right)right] ) as occupied.
Similarly, each SU with ongoing calls detects the arrival of a PU with probability P D2 and falsely classifies a free channel as occupied with P FA2.
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