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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at the content" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to the content, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Please review the document and focus on the key points at the content."
Alternatives: "in the content" or "within the content".
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They picked at the content of the speech almost like a biblical text.
"Before this, people were just looking at the content," Motwani told me.
That is, if you didn't bother to look at the content of the debate.
The memo summarizes Bernstein's F.B.I. file and guesses at the content of "Mass".
"I said, 'Look at the content.' " Follow Lens on Facebook and Twitter.
Unfortunately, About does not have millions of people paying tidy monthly subscription fees to get at the content.
WiseNut avoids this, Mr. Thornley said, by looking more closely than Google does at the content of the page.
We can only look at the content of communications, where there are very specific legal thresholds that have been met.
"Was Google just looking at the headers of the Wi-Fi information or were they looking at the content?
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Instead, he argued, "policymakers should demand openness not just at the traffic/transport layer, but also at the content/applications layer of the ecosystem.
But sooner or later, you have to look at the content and this is depressing, particularly if you read more than one book.
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