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The phrase "from the magazines" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate the source of information or inspiration for something. For example: "I got the idea for my painting from the magazines I read last week."
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Can we get information about nest-building from the magazines?
Why? What, if anything, needs to be removed from the magazines current format?
At the time, cigarette makers said those numbers were not representative, saying they relied on demographic data from the magazines themselves.
He and Doyle would trade birthday cards using cut-outs from the magazines, and they culled images to use on posters, too.
Content from the magazines will help to underpin NatMags' recently announced plans to launch an internet business aimed at the women's market - uk.women.com.women.com
The archive also holds his many rejections, most of them form letters, from the magazines he submitted to when he was a schoolboy — places like The Saturday Evening Post, Collier's, The Atlantic, Poetry, and The New Yorker.
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