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The phrase "thanks in" is not typically used or considered grammatically correct in written English.
It is possible that it was meant to be a shortened version of "thanks in advance" or "thanks for including", but even in those cases, it would be more appropriate to use the full phrase. If you want to express gratitude in written English, you can use phrases such as "thank you for", "I appreciate", or "many thanks for". For example: - Thank you for your help with the project. - I appreciate your kind words. - Many thanks for considering my request.
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Many thanks in advance!
My thanks in advance.
No, thanks" (in Russian, that rhymes).
Many many thanks in advance!
Patronzo, Brooklyn: I always just say "thanks in advance".
It's also more laid-back, thanks in part to sherry.
Word has spread, thanks in good part to the Internet.
That is thanks in part to higher oil prices.
But, thanks in part to technology, things are improving.
Rank outsider, thanks in part to credible policies.
That is changing, thanks in large part to China.
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