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Discover Ludwig"selected few" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a small number of people or things that have been chosen from a larger group. For example, "The scholarship was only available to a select few applicants."
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A considerable proportion of selective signatures was due to hitchhiking accompanied with the high intensity of artificial selection on a selected few genes.
A world free of sexual violence cannot happen by the intervention of a selected few.
The selected few must be seen as emerging markets, not as aid recipients.
Upton Sinclair, writer, came thru town one day and University permitted him to speak to selected few, at Kemp's urging.
Those not among the selected few to test out the new feature have a new "sightings" menu replacing the nearby feature.
All members of the international community should be made to adhere to the non-proliferation treaty, not simply a selected few.
While we can take some pride in Ms Travis-Punter's appearance among the selected few for the calendar, overall British people struggle on the international beauty stage.
Germanophiles like me have a lonely time of it, sharing our holiday snaps of Thuringia and tales of nights out in Bamberg with only a selected few.
Celibacy itself, once recognized as a charism, a gift from God to a selected few, was wrongly imposed on the entire guild of the ordained; now to add this layer of self-hatred could sink the church.
Mr. Maurice Abbe, business manager, said than a selected few of the assmembled hairdressers would, with the assistance of models, demonstrate various hairdos from as far back as 1900 & as far hence as 1980.
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Are wrinkles to become a thing of the past for the self-selected few, like crooked teeth after the advent of modern orthodontics?
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