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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at sharper" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a comparison or a specific context, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The image appeared at sharper resolutions than before."
Alternatives: "in sharper focus" or "with sharper clarity".
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He also seemed to retrieve every shot, but he returned the ball at sharper angles, with more force.
Antimony atoms are heavier than silicon and scatter the electrons at sharper angles, which gives away their positions.
With its easel back, it can be set up on a table; $149.95 at Sharper Image, www.sharperimage.com.com
It operates with 220-volt or 110-volt systems; $89.95 at Sharper Image, www.sharperimage.com or (800) 344-4444.
It can plug into a wall outlet or into a cigarette lighter in a car; $99.95 at Sharper Image.
A case can even be made that selling high-priced steaks at Sharper Image is even dumber than getting a Mark Sanchez tattoo.
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"I don't know where she's at," Sharp said.
They are young, surly, all at sharp angles within themselves and to each other.
Sabrina Tugendrajch Howell and Robert Gardner Berschinski were married Saturday evening at Sharp Rock Vineyards in Sperryville, Va.
She estimates start-up costs at Sharp will be close to $1 million.
In this way, too, they have arrived at sharp concepts of decidability.
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