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Discover Ludwig'in spells' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a period of time that is broken up into segments, such as when an activity is intermittent or done in intervals. For example: "The rain trickled down in spells throughout the night."
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Don't believe in spells?
And in spells, we played well.
Leicester were good in spells but rarely at full stretch.
In spells, it resembled an attack versus defence training game.
The Arctic was, in spells, warmer than much of Europe.
He said that crime is on the rise in the city, but it runs in spells.
In spells it felt ludicrous that there could be any trace of stress.
"It felt good but, honestly, I didn't think I bowled that well, just OK in spells.
Mourinho spent five years away from west London, in spells with Inter Milan and Real Madrid.
He did it with Bolton many years ago, and in spells with West Ham.
At least we're going into this game with more confidence, having shown how we can play, albeit only in spells.
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