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Discover LudwigThe phrase "namely his" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a specific example or clarification of something previously mentioned in a sentence. For example: - "The CEO was impressed with John's presentation skills, namely his ability to engage the audience and convey complex information clearly." - "The new car model boasts several advanced features, namely its touch screen interface and voice-activated controls." - "The main focus of the discussion was on developing sustainable business practices, namely reducing carbon emissions and promoting ethical sourcing."
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Namely, his friends.
But he had other people to thank on his list, too - namely, his youthful supporters.
gave full credit to academics who'd worked on certain sites (namely his).
Namely, his Hillsborough tragedy coverage when editing The Sun (which I wrote about yesterday).
Namely his nearby inn, whose odd lighting has led some to believe it's haunted.
But Mr. McCain's chief encumbrance might be himself, namely, his historic inability to play the role of go-along-get-along leader.
For some, the essence of Huntsman's claim to being a moderate comes down to social issues – namely his endorsement of gay civil unions.
In all the analysis generated by Mr. Weill's announcement, one aspect of his life has been largely overlooked, namely his spectacular philanthropy.
This could very well be an indication that the young Wallace was attuned to the speech patterns of the people around him, namely his parents and teachers.
By some lights (namely his own and Mr. Bamberger's) he is an A-list Hollywood legend whose work is ablaze with beauty and wisdom.
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There are only three His residues on the inside of the ANTR1 protein, located opposite to Arg-120 and Arg-201, namely, His-330, His-333, and His-444.
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