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The phrase "away it will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being removed or sent away, often implying a sense of finality or distance.
Example: "Once the decision is made, away it will be, and we can move forward without any hesitation."
Alternatives: "it will be gone" or "it will be removed".
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"I won't get carried away, it will be a very tough game," he said.
If the country drives them away, it will be much the poorer.
Soon, when the rescue operations cease, and bodies are recovered as rubble is cleared away, it will be higher.
Far from being taken away, it will be administered in a way better able to take account of variations in local circumstances and services.
With the actual day of Brexit still possibly years away, it will be some time before any possible benefits are passed on to the NHS.
If we start allowing different parts to break away, it will be dismembered before we know where we are".Mr Habibie's administration has tried to discourage separatism by drawing up a new law which devolves more power to the provinces.
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"We're hopeful that by 2013, just a short 7 months away, it'll be available in consumer products," Flaws said in an interview today in New York.
If you change straight away it'll be a shock to your system and you'll find it even harder.
Come Tuesday, the house -- disassembled board by board -- will make its way to her native Indiana 667 miles away, where it will be put together.
I do not think that that will happen right away … it will be the same at least for many, many years to come.
With the loya jirga just a week away -- it will be convened on June 10 by the former king, Mohammad Zahir Shah, and select a transitional government to run Afghanistan for up to two years -- enthusiasm and political pressures have risen in equal measures.
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