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Discover Ludwig"the above of" is not a correct or usable part of a sentence in written English.
The correct phrase is usually "the above" or "the following". For example: The following are my thoughts on the matter.
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All of the above, of course.
None of the above, of course.
The answer: all of the above, of course, under sculpture's expanded rubric.
The image I'm talking about is the above – of Carolyn Murphy shot from the back in a puce puffball ballgown.
To mark the conclusion of New York Fashion Week, we catalog the bows — some proud, some playful, some humble, some all of the above — of 14 fashion visionaries.
The answer to all of the above of course is that you can do jazz repertory any way you want; it does do audiences good to reconsider music of the past (and for many of us to discover it for the first time).
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(See the above discussions of therapeutic trust).
Re-read the above discussion of diversification.
Go onto the platform above of it.
Are the above outstanding rates of return?
Many of the above?
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