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The phrase "that going into" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It may be used in informal speech or writing, but it requires additional context to convey a complete thought. Example: "I remember that going into the meeting, we were all nervous about the presentation."
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"We didn't need that, going into extra time," Cotterill said.
Banlieue residents joke that going into Paris requires a visa and a vaccination card.
That's always one that, going into the season, is a goal for me".
There are quite a lot of strong factors like that going into it.
Investors put $39.4 billion of new money into BlackRock products, with most of that going into stock-related investments.
"Beating Australia in this series is a good start if we can do that going into Melbourne.
"It'll be nice not to have to worry about that going into what will be a very special day," he said.
To stop that going into the wheel and then the tyre is really difficult.
"My performance was spot on though and I can take confidence from that going into next season.
"I'm not saying I haven't thought about it, but I don't think it's right to talk about that going into a game in two days' time.
That going into Afghanistan is a good thing.
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