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Discover LudwigThe phrase "complaints that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a clause in which you explain something that someone is complaining about. For example: "The neighbors have made numerous complaints that the music is too loud."
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"So we only inspect any complaints that come in".
They dominate the list of complaints that were secretly settled.
Generally, complaints that involve crashes, injuries or deaths are regarded as severe.
Prosecutors are now reviewing complaints that accuse them of insulting the police.
Complaints that are proven to be meritless.
The study stands alone, since it also included TMD complaints that also improved.
Table 3 shows all the complaints that led the patients to the hospital.
Most people diagnosed with CKDu "didn't have any complaints that suggested a kidney problem," Taduri says.
"Fair competition" could mean more complaints that lead to more rulings about how Microsoft sells Windows.
Some students who filed complaints that resulted in investigations agree.
A work handicap was defined as having health complaints that impeded work performance.
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