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"themes in this" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the central ideas or topics explored in a piece of literature, film, or other work of art. Example: The novel explores various themes, but one of the most prominent themes in this story is the struggle between good and evil.
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Of the biblical themes in this show, "Hagar I" (1948), is the most impressive.
11.20am: Leveson returns to one of his favourite themes in this module: why lunches?
Like his self-portraits, the individual and the universal play out as themes in this work.
In many ways, the themes in this race mirror those being debated in the presidential campaign.
Two recurring themes in this effort have been attracting tourism and retaining corporations.
I would say the main themes in this book are finding out who you are and family.
Williams turned from his usual Southern settings and themes in this tale of tourists at a seedy Mexican hotel.
"One of the recurring themes in this account of the decision for independence," Beeman italicizes, "is the importance of leadership".
Memory and the passage of time are common themes in this show, dominating pieces by Michael Krueger, Phil Whitman and Deborah Bright.
JR Ewing is not exactly one for the bible but he does riff on religious themes in this outlining of his life's philosophy.
Joyce Appleby deals with two themes in this book: the historical experience of the generation after the American Revolution and conflicts within American identity.
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