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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as the adjacent" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is next to or nearby, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The temperature in the room was higher than that of the adjacent area."
Alternatives: "like the neighboring" or "similar to the adjacent area".
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They have maintained their relief as the adjacent surrounding landscape was lowered.
On 122nd Street, pedestrians would see an eight-story "street wall," the same height as the adjacent Beaux-Arts residences.
The Beekman Estate owns the buildings, as well as the adjacent parcel at the northwest corner of 74th and Broadway.
Conversely, DEI in uncut forests ranged from 0 to 70 m, and increased as the adjacent logged stands regenerated.
The Palestinians would have sovereignty over Al Aksa Mosque and its compound, as well as the adjacent Dome of the Rock shrine.
As well as the adjacent bunkhouse, it now has two fabulous new eco-cottages at Lade, 9km east, overlooking Loch Eriboll.
If its 200 acres of land are valued on the same basis as the adjacent Longbridge site, that would generate £37m.
For some 15 years, Turner Hill residents have enjoyed relative quiet, as the adjacent commercial property, once home to a Novo Nordisk facility, sat empty.
The Gulf Coast region includes the coastal zones of Veracruz and Tabasco states as well as the adjacent east-facing slopes of the Sierra Madre Oriental.
To her legions of fans, television presenter Carol Klein's award-winning north Devon nursery is as much a place of pilgrimage as the adjacent garden.
Surgical intervention included total thyroidectomy, combined with wide composite resection of the sternal manubrium, as well as the adjacent clavicular head and ribs.
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