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Discover LudwigThe phrase "in next day" is not grammatically correct in written English.
A more accurate phrase would be "on the next day" or "the following day." This phrase can be used to refer to a day that is coming after the present day. For example: - I have a meeting with my boss on the next day. - In order to complete this project, we will need to work on the following day as well. - The package is expected to arrive on the next day.
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This was duly reported to an anxious world on that night's television and in next day's newspapers.
I'm sure we'll reflect in next day or so.
The medium was changed and replaced with fresh medium containing MSNs in next day.
For antigen amounts detection, in next day, the cells started growing in confluence and the medium containing 10% FBS were changed into maintaining medium (containing 1% FBS).
PABS-CNT, PEG-CNT and COOH-CNT at a final concentration of 1 mg/ml, or an equal volume of vehicle was added to the wells in next day.
"We hope to get these up and running in next day or two".
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The Islanders did not want to lose Fichaud in next Friday's expansion draft.
Some concerts showcase particular sections, like strings with solo harp, as in next Friday's Debussy.
Our friend Paul Moran appears to be conceding a victory to Big Brown in next Saturday in the Preakness Stakes.
But it's a footrace, a 91.7-mile relay that several hundred runners will compete in next Saturday.
"Do I have to buy it again?" Alexis Petridis talks to Neil Young in next Friday's Guardian.
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