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The phrase "fall somewhere in between" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be positioned or located between two extreme points or options. Example: The new policy falls somewhere in between strict and lenient, making it a good compromise for both parties.
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But a sampling of Serbs interviewed today seemed to fall somewhere in between, with the scale tipping toward relief.
The others fall somewhere in between, making for a confusing patchwork of skimpy-to-stringent rules.
My views fall somewhere in between; I would instead suggest a policy of stonewalling.
This device will apparently fall somewhere in between the Xbox 360 and the Zune.
Growth for "countries in transition" should fall somewhere in between, the IMF projects.
So this iPhone-specific version will likely fall somewhere in between the full and mobile versions of Flash.
But most real-life situations fall somewhere in between the poles represented by the telemarketer and the fashion model.
You look terrific!" The rest fall somewhere in between: "Fabulous cut!
Many, like Misty Mayo, fall somewhere in between, with memories that are jumbled and confused.
(I would like to say I fall somewhere in between, but that is for others, like my PITAPALS, to judge).
Our results appear to fall somewhere in between the effects seen in the divergent selection treatments.
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