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"six weeks away" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific time frame in the future, typically referring to a future event or deadline that is six weeks from the current date. Example: "The deadline for the project is six weeks away. We need to start working on it now to ensure we have enough time to complete it."
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The election is six weeks away still.
The first game was only six weeks away.
The show dates, April 12th and 13th, were only six weeks away.
The voting for both tournaments is due Dec. 2 — six weeks away.
With the election six weeks away, poll after poll shows Pennsylvania in Obama's column.
And the company is six weeks away from crucial wage negotiations with the dreaded UAW.
England's first Six Nations match, against France at Twickenham, is on 4 February, six weeks away.
Six weeks away from implementation the whole thing is very muddled".
Triggs Hodge lasted just six weeks away from the water before he cracked.
With the general election six weeks away, Britain's main governing party presides over a growing economy and zero inflation.
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By the time Week 11 is completed in most N.F.L. seasons, the only deadline that matters is the one six weeks away, when the playoff field is determined.
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