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The sentence 'there were information' is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
In written English, the correct way to say the same sentence would be 'there was information'. For example, "After researching the topic, there was information that suggested the idea was feasible."
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I tried not to listen when anyone talked about it, but I couldn't help being curious, too, against my better judgment: as if among the details there were information that I needed, for my own survival.
She got two letters, Ms. Houston said, adding that there were information tables at back-to-school night last year.
There were information technology specialists, automotive engineers, financial advisors, government officials, business executives.
Domain D. Education of patients about their headaches and their management is essential for optimal headache care: Information leaflets were not available at all centres, although there were information leaflets in English freely available on the EHF-website [2] and leaflets in six European languages available from LTB [4].
On the other hand, there were information types that the health workers reported to be important to them (over 70% respondents) but provision by the hospital was lacking (reported as provided by fewer than 40% of respondents).
Despite the great coordination achieved, there were information gaps concerning the course of the epidemic and particularly the data updating process, but this situation was addressed with measures systematizing the information routes and cutoff dates.
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There was information from the NSA.
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