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The phrase "being at the bottom" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to being in a difficult situation or a low social or economic position. For example: "The new economic policies have left many people being at the bottom of the ladder."
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This will always result in the 1-ball being at the apex, the 11 and 15 being at the bottom corners, and the 5-ball being in the 8's customary position.
In fact, I used to like being at the bottom.
Nobody enjoys being at the bottom of a pecking order.
I went from being at the top of my game to being at the bottom.
And, being at the bottom of a hill, it's on two levels.
"It gives you a new look at things being at the bottom.
Recently, however, Ms. Dooner, a sophomore from Bay Shore, has been celebrating being at the bottom of a list.
"And when it does, we will have been part of it after being at the bottom," he said.
"I guess it's better than being at the bottom," is how the 77-year-old Gagliardi summed up the achievement.
I remember being at the bottom of the stairs once with Mick Jagger and Jimmy Miller, and we wanted Keith.
Being at the bottom of the silly class – now that would have been bit of shit wouldn't it?
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