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Discover Ludwig'open areas' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a location with plenty of space, or a piece of land that has not been developed. For example: "The mountain peak overlooks a vast expanse of open areas covered in wildflowers."
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Most fell in open areas.
Tables with chairs fill open areas.
Both ended up exploding in open areas.
"It's mainly hit open areas out there".
That's why grizzly bears prowl the open areas.
In open areas we saw the high forested slopes.
Local species gravitated toward those scorched open areas.
Most of the others landed in open areas.
And there is likely to be more pressure to open areas now closed to oil production.
Myint Oo, the village headman, said the most vulnerable were those who lived in open areas.
Typically he moved through these open areas during the night-time.
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