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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as thousand" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity or context for proper usage.
Example: "The cost was as thousand dollars, which surprised everyone."
Alternatives: "like a thousand" or "as if a thousand".
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Mr. Millepied (pronounced MEEL-pee-yeh, and, yes, it roughly translates as "thousand footed" in French) wanted to challenge his Los Angeles audience from the start and he certainly achieved his goal.
Madrigal describes the mad rush that followed: "There was a full-on frenzy as thousand upon thousands of tweets poured out, many celebrating new media's victory in trouncing old media.
Mr. Millepied, whose fortuitous last name can be roughly interpreted as "thousand footed," was born in the south of France ("in a small town outside of Bordeaux"), raised in Senegal ("African dance is part of my upbringing") and is the son of a decathlete and a ballet teacher ("I've danced as soon as I could walk").
However, in this unfortunate instance, prior to reaching hasty conclusions, we suggest HRF registers as a NGO in Gabon as thousand others have done and to refer to the latest rating of the Mo Ibrahim Good Governance index: in fact, Gabon stands first regionally.
Mr. Lazio has held fund-raisers out of state before, particularly in and around Washington, squeezed in with Congressional business, but this trip will take him as far as Thousand Oaks, Calif., a Los Angeles suburb, which he is scheduled to visit today.
The functional unit of the LCA study has been set as thousand metric tonnes.
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Two fronts moving as one.
Seventeen innings, as against nineteen last night?
They play as one".
/ They are as one".
As one wrote: "Dude.
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