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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'left them with' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to leaving someone with something, either physical or figurative. For example: "The speaker left the audience with a sense of hope."
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It left them with two different strategies, right?
After all, the painter left them with everything they needed.
But the sequence of events left them with many questions.
They say Guinness has left them with nowhere to go.
Their losses left them with a hole to plug.
It left them with too little to stand on.
Somehow it left them with no choice but to talk.
"It left them with no reserves to draw on again," Ms. Johnson said, "so it left them with reduced flexibility".
That left them with 17 million of Twitter's roughly 280 million users.
As conditions improved after the recession ended, firms' prior response left them with a wage hangover.
This has left them with little credibility now that there may be legitimate problems.
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