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Discover LudwigThe phrase "available for day" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "I will be available for the day to assist with any questions you may have."
Alternatives: "available for the day" or "free for the day".
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This will not be available for day to day situations but only exceptionally and where the conduct of the "provoker" is morally wrong in the eyes of the jury – the current law does not require that that conduct should be wrong, only provoking.
He mentioned also the treat ment of islands on what he called the "three‐islands sys tem". Groups of three islands would be offered to develop ers, with one being open for full tourist facilities, the sec ond protected but available for day visits as a natural park, the third a strict nature re serve open only to qualified scientists.
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Or if you just need a cushion of funds available for day to day expenses, a business line of credit will give you maximum flexibility.
The infinity pool and Sumaq Spa embrace guests with a sense of tranquility, and two yachts are available for day trips.
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Tickets are also available for Tuesday's practice day and Wednesday's pro-am event.
Capital budgets for planned, and sometimes overdue, building and repair were systematically raided, to top up the revenues available for day-to-day spending.
Later, the new knowledge (language, for instance) migrates to the left, exploitative hemisphere, where it is organized, encoded, and made available for day-to-day retrieval and use.
Both of them are available for Sunday".
Offer available for Monday 4 June to Thursday 7 June performances only.
Robertson was expected to be available for Monday's game.
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