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Discover LudwigThe phrase ‘pools in’ is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe a situation in which multiple people contribute to something, such as a pot of money or supplies. For example, "To pay for the trip, everyone in the group pooled in $50 each."
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Pools in oases contain small fish.
(A. Warm, chlorinated pools in Miami and Beverly Hills).
Maybe it references swimming pools in his work..."...
We need new profit pools in services and solutions".
Normally when you're sitting, blood pools in the legs.
Revenue sharing pools in future years will be calculated proportionately.
Today, the city has more than 50 outdoor public pools, in addition to indoor pools in every borough.
About half a quart of blood initially pools in the legs.
The pools in Westchester alone need 1,500 lifeguards each summer.
Read Jenny Landreth's piece about touring these three lovely pools in the south west.
Zora's candles on the nightstand were heated to clear pools in their tins.
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