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The phrase "there is some solace" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means that there is a small amount of comfort or relief in a difficult situation. Example: Despite the loss of their home in the fire, there is some solace in knowing that their family is safe and they have each other for support.
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There is some solace in this.
For Glory there is some solace to be found in their second successive final defeat.
Egyptians roll their eyes at the confusion, though there is some solace in the unpredictability, as a reminder that this is the country's first free Presidential election.
There is some solace for Mr. Rannells: NBC has scheduled his series for the fall, at 9 30 p.m. on Tuesday, while Mr. Gad's is a midseason replacement with no firm date when it will appear.
Perhaps there is some solace in all this for young writers who cope with the agony of rejection slips (assuming such things exist anymore — maybe by now there's a rejection app).
For fans who could not make it to Vegas to see the final spectacle, there is some solace: 200 movie theaters across the country will screen the show today (fathomevents.com has details).
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There was some solace for McDonnell and Arkansas.
There's some solace to be found in that.
It may be the idea that there's some solace in food.
He went on to confess that "everyone feels that way — like there's some solace in that.
Might there be some solace of justification by considering damage limitation: how deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan are fewer than others wars such as Vietnam?
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