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The phrase "at the countries" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location or context involving multiple countries, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The conference will be held at the countries involved in the agreement." (This example is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "in the countries" or "across the countries".
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"Look at the countries that don't have royalty," he said.
We also looked at the countries that have improved access to safe drinking water.
This year's report, The Rise of the South, looks at the countries that usually lag behind.
After the deadlines, currency must be exchanged at the countries' central banks, which have offices in many major cities.
Greece says that only the E.U. can oblige Turkey to help with anti-immigration patrols at the countries' sea border.
It doesn't rank as highly outside the UK and the US though if you look at the countries we've analysed.
If we look at the countries that have met the Maputo commitment, we see that investing in agriculture works.
"Go look at the countries that are still in the Paris agreement and see what their CO2 emissions were.
"If you look at the countries with the highest performance, many of them have very strong unions.
"When I think back at the countries that have hosted the Olympics, they all had some serious issues.
"I hope to prove that efficient reallocation of existing resources and improved organization in developing countries may help dramatically improve quality of service provided at the countries' institutions.
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