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Discover Ludwig"of many of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to show possession or belonging, or to indicate a large number or variety of something. Example: "The library held copies of many of Shakespeare's works." In this sentence, "many of" is used to show that there are multiple works by Shakespeare in the library's collection.
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It's the bane of many of a pregnancy.
The conversion of many of the peoples of the Balkans.
And there are these wonderful models of many of them.
Andreessen Horowitz was ahead of many of its peers.
The third course is required of many of them.
Here are photos of many of the early participants.
And even if that's not true of many of them.
Most people prioritize a combination of many of these factors.
This is true of many of my female ancestors.
Mr. Schrager is dismissive of many of the copycats.
"The self-exile of many of my journalist friends..
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