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"get better in" is a correct phrase and is commonly used in spoken and written English.
It means to improve or become more proficient in a particular activity or skill. Example: "I've been practicing piano every day and I can feel myself getting better in playing difficult pieces."
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"You just get better in your grieving.
Things did not get better in 1958.
Flacco needs to get better in the presnap phase.
His stuff started to get better in the last year.
"Our coverage has to get better in our own zone".
It's possible battery life may get better in production models.
I think that we can get better in that category.
"That is how you get better in basketball.
But you are right: You will get better in time.
Predictably, Detroit's run-thumping safeties have to get better in coverage.
I'm focused on Sunday, just trying to get better in between the week".
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