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Discover Ludwig"rare attempts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an occurrence that is not frequent or typical. For example, "John's rare attempts at humor created an uncomfortable atmosphere in the room."
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Ricky's rare attempts to cook were disastrous.
We already have extensive rules, regulations and points systems to prevent the rare attempts of bogus entrants from becoming successful.
Aside from rare attempts at abductions by foreign intelligence agencies, Britain was safe.That changed after September 11th, when Britain, alone among European countries, adopted emergency anti-terrorism legislation.
The doddering symmetry of the plotline finds its visual equivalent in a couple of laboriously executed 360-degree pans — showy, difficult shots that represent one of Rollin's rare attempts to be cinematic.
Of course, there have been a few rare attempts to do something similar.
Few studies, however, examined large-scale spatial variability in the distribution and abundance of marine organisms, with rare attempts to directly compare spatial variation at local (centimetres metres) vs. regional (1000's of kilometres) scale.
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That is true despite a rare attempt at freshness.
But, by Monty's standards, it is a rare attempt at building bridges.
It represents a rare attempt at a hostile takeover of a French company.
Valencia, seventh in La Liga, were uninspiring, with Daniel Parejo's free-kick in the 56th minute a rare attempt on goal.
As he said in a rare attempt at self-defence: "People talk about the evolution of the England back line.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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