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Discover Ludwig"import from" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is typically used when talking about importing something from a source, such as files from another application: "We need to import the customer data from the old database."
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It's an import from monarchies.
Was it an import from Charleston?
English itself was an import from colonizers.
"Mostly we import from online sites like Amazon".
Antirrhinum rust is an American import from the last century.
Eu rope's progress is essentially an import from America.
"We export far more to Canada than we import from them," Ms. Richardson said.
An import from the Druid Theater, directed by Mikel Murfi (2 20).
Well, that happens to be exactly the amount we import from Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
The cheese, an artisanal import from Switzerland, is called Le Marechal.
That would oblige them to count what they import from China and elsewhere.
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