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Discover LudwigThe phrase "figures being" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used when discussing numerical values or statistics. Example: "According to the latest report, there has been a significant increase in the figures being reported for unemployment rates in the country."
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They're just figures being moved around a fairy-tale landscape.
Some performances tally with the audience's probable preconceptions of the figures being played.
There were other unconfirmed reports of Al Qaeda figures being killed.
"This is an accurate recreation of the historical figures being portrayed," Ms. Rogers said.
In several related drawings here the anxiety comes from many of the figures' being upside down.
That would stir up more attention, but Johnson figures being ignored would be a lot worse.
Among figures being considered as an interim head of state was the new president of the constitutional court, Adli Mansour.
They depended too heavily, however, on the key figures being fit, and all four have suffered injuries at various times.
Figurines of both occur, female figures being more common, while the bull appears more frequently on the many steatite seals.
The deaths of the young men at Glen Parva contributed to suicide figures being at a 10-year high.
They were also faced with the mortifying prospect of one of their most senior figures being put on trial.
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