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Discover Ludwig"sore in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe where something is hurting or causing discomfort. Here is an example: "I woke up with a sore in my back, so I had to skip my morning workout."
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Kony is a sore in our history.
He had a sore in his mouth.
Prosecutorial misconduct has become a legal sore in plain sight.
It became a weeping sore in his leadership.
"He pulled up sore in his left front leg," she said.
Kittles was sore in the beginning too," he said, referring to KERRY KITTLES.
"He was sore in both hinds," said Richardson, who decided to perform the operation late Saturday.
I've been sore in a couple of places and I want to play through that.
He had the beginning of a cold sore in the middle of his upper lip.
Anthony on Wednesday acknowledged that his knee started feeling sore in the fourth quarter against the Heat.
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While training one eye on the weather outside, many of our top privates must deal with the sore in-house issues of family rivalry and succession.
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