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Discover LudwigThe part of the sentence "explore at the" is not grammatically correct or usable in written English.
It is missing a noun or verb after the preposition "at" and does not make sense on its own. Corrected sentence: "Let's explore at the park this weekend."
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Also, I often explore at the same time two contradictory interpretations of a phenomena.
There's a security in holding a camera that allows you to disappear and explore at the same time," she said.
Over the next three weeks, we'll use this space to collect ideas, thoughts and resources to explore at the event.
Less skilled individuals explore both hand and hip levels, whereas, more experienced climbers explore at the hip level.
The Saltaire exhibition, which opens on 14 September, celebrates the 'extraordinary ordinary' which Hockney will also explore at the Royal Academy.
It's a universe that you are obliged to explore at the languid pace of Proust's serpentine prose, snaking from enumeration towards explication, from description into deviation.
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Additional topics are explored at the discretion of the instructor.
Here's a Debategraph "map" of issues and options explored at the meeting.
Aspects of the informed learning research agenda are currently being explored at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT).
Sightseeing The history of thoroughbred racing is explored at the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, 191 Union Avenue; (518) 584-0400, www.racingmuseum.org.org
Beginning tomorrow, life on the Bowery will be explored at the New-York Historical Society through Nov. 4 in "Flophouse".
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