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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at next Net" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer to an upcoming event or meeting related to "Net," but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "We will discuss the project updates at next Net."
Alternatives: "at the next meeting" or "during the upcoming Net event".
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And see Erick's blog post on this at Next Net.
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I've been blogging part-time for the past few years at B2.0, writing the Next Net blog.
I took over the Business 2.0 blog (which became the Next Net) from Damon Darlin, now technology editor at the New York Times.
At Business 2.0 he writes feature stories and runs their main blog, Next Net, which has nearly 50,000 RSS subscribers.
Fund purchases made after market close are supposed to reflect that day's activity and, therefore, priced at the next day's net asset value.
Boatloads of Chesapeake Bay clams worth a dollar a barrel were dumped into Jamaica Bay at night and them pulled out next morning, netting a clear profit of eight dollars.
Williams opened with a 122 mph howitzer; Sharapova responded with an ace of her own, but then double-faulted and missed consecutive opportunities to finish off the next point at the net.
Anderson's second golden opportunity to take the match came in the second set tiebreaker when he ran around a second serve and crushed a forehand down the line and finished the next shot at the net to take a 4-2 lead.
In the next game, she argued at the net with the umpire, disputing a line call that went against her.
At the same time, I would suggest that an overemphasis on S.T.E.M. will cause other essential areas of education to suffer at a net cost to the next generations of students and our country as a whole.
12 Seconds at the Garden The condensed N.B.A. schedule threw another game at the Nets the next day.
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