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Discover Ludwig"can it be true" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express surprise or disbelief about something that has been said or discovered. Example: "Sarah couldn't believe what she was hearing. 'Can it be true?' she asked, her eyes wide with shock."
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Can it be true?
I wonder, can it be true?
But can it be true?
So how can it be true?
Such extravagance, can it be true?
They sound like miracle products, but can it be true?
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Families can, it is true, be burdensome and irritating.
Mr Johnson's customers can, it is true, hunt wild boars with "stick and string" (ie, a bow and arrows).
You can, it is true, get used to anything if you know how to count your blessings.
Some Asian influence can, it is true, be posited for each (Phoenician for the trireme, Assyrian for hoplite armour); but their refinement and effective use was Greek.
One can, it is true, see "Simon Sez" as still another of Mr. Feld's many experiments with structure and repetitive movement to repetitive music.
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