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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at that time added" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that was included or incorporated during a specific time period, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The features that were at that time added to the software improved its functionality significantly."
Alternatives: "added at that time" or "included at that time".
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The strength of the U.S. dollar at that time added to the industry's inability to export.
"I think it was key that we got those performances at that time," added Edwards.
Aware that the BBMRI definition of biobanks might not match the legal definitions in all EU countries, the team at that time added a remark about the legal status of the definition.
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But the knowledge that the officials were together at that time adds to the questions about how much Christie knew, and when.
Now we need to find out who was holding the gun at that time," adding: "I would point to him being given a fatal dose.
"An Isolde can be sung by a lyric dramatic soprano," she says, "and that's exactly what I was at that time," adding that Glyndebourne was perfect because it was a relatively small house with a very good orchestra.
It could simply be that the "true shew" was able to take over because its biological traits were more favourable at that time, adds Furio.
Mobile consumers then use app to shop the items available at that time, add them to a cart, and checkout with just a tap – similar to any mobile e-commerce shopping app today.
Blige further revealed that the song would be released as a single but was delayed due to Knowles' pregnancy at that time adding that, "whenever she's ready, if she's ever ready, I'm ready and it'll be great".
Ms. Sheehan, who was seeing someone at the time, added that "neither of us was looking for anything".
Brown, who was just 19-years-old at the time, added that the incident was "probably the biggest wake-up call for me.
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