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Discover LudwigThe phrase “paragraph perhaps” is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to introduce a possibility or alternative perspective in a sentence. For example: - This topic requires further research, paragraph perhaps into its historical context. - The solution to this problem is not clear-cut, paragraph perhaps we could consider alternative options. - The plan to increase sales has been successful so far, paragraph perhaps we should also focus on customer retention.
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In that same paragraph, perhaps the last sentence, "Third, when CP maturation is delayed by UMP1 deletion, all CP reporter proteins accumulate in the nucleus, although half of the CP is not fully matured and most likely exists as pre-holo-CP".
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Maybe a chapter is a bit much, a paragraph is perhaps a better description, a brief stanza, or possibly a just a couple of sentences.
This paragraph is perhaps the most self-serving of all of Mr. Zuckerberg's proposals.
For this reason, attempts to establish human uniqueness by identifying certain capacities, like those discussed in this paragraph and perhaps others, are not the most promising when it comes to thinking hard about the moral status of animals.
Apart from a rare paragraph or perhaps a sentence or two, they contain no mention of CIA covert operations.
Sullivan's citation of Dorothy Parker's famed quip about Katharine Hepburn is ironic, because while Parker needed only a few well-chosen, subtle words for her take-down of Hepburn, Wells needed, or at least took, paragraphs, when perhaps two would have sufficed.
An earlier poster also pointed me to Colin Yeo 03 April 2014 12 42pm It was probably Schedule 2 of the Immigration Act 1971, perhaps paragraph 10.
Domain 1 is called inessential in the manuscript (Background, second paragraph, last line); perhaps the Mora reference could be given with this statement because they were able to show this specifically with in vitro assays.
Fittingly, he does so in a post of three pithy paragraphs, which are, perhaps also fittingly, further condensed here: Normally in life, getting more for your money is a good thing.
The choice of the words "many" and "some" in those respective paragraphs is vague, perhaps deliberately so, not even indicating whether or not climate change would be expected to impact the majority, the worst, or some other descriptor of hazards.
Purple cards had stories of perhaps a paragraph in huge font.
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