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The phrase "conception is being" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to discuss the state or process of conception, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The conception is being discussed in the context of reproductive health."
Alternatives: "conception is occurring" or "conception is happening."
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Though this niche would seem to guarantee the monastery's eternal solvency, Immaculate Conception is being squeezed as hard as the rest of the Catholic Church.
Increasingly, the argument for commencing maternal nutrition trials prior to conception is being strengthened by epigenetic studies.
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Years ago, I thought that those who did not acknowledge donor conception were being secretive.
Puccini, however, was still convinced that the three works should be performed together, and that his original conception was being "brutally torn to pieces".
In the ferment of this urban life, new conceptions are being incessantly produced.
Forbes says "those conceptions are being bucked, and a leaner, meaner casino town is shaping up--and for that, we're all winners".
Attitudes have already changed so that the narrow conception of teaching is being replaced with a diverse conception of learning.
Since there are various meanings associated with 'sortal', the logical development will depend on which conception of sortal is being formalized.
His presidency might just help to dispel the popular conception that the UK is being told what to do by a wholly foreign court.
Most of the neurons are present at birth, which means that, averaged over the entire nine months from conception they are being born at the rate of about 250,000 per minute.
The second conception of being is the mystical conception.
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