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The phrase "there were no any" is not grammatically correct in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase "there were none" or "there weren't any". For example: "When we checked the shelves, there weren't any backpacks left in the store."
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There were no any compression sites or injuring parts of the jejunal loop.
We captured wild sables with the traditional Chinese traps and there were no any harms for sables during the process.
As far as I heard the patient, there were no any abdominal trauma that caused a desmoid tumor or hematoma.
Phytomyza sp. Through the previous research in Egypt there were no any taxonomic studies related to insects of forensic importance.
The 1957 aerial photographic images and 1973 Landsat image were the only oldest remote sensing data available for the study area, but there were no any reference images available between 1957 and 1973.
Prior to this, higher education provision was a full responsibility of the state: there were no any private university or university colleges operating in the country during the socialist era.
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" As I talk now there is no any gynecologist in Gulu regional referral hospital.
There was no any premade seed, organic solvent, polymer or special apparatus involved.
We note however that in our formulation there is no any restriction on the D tensor.
However, there is no any report about FREP in penaeid shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei.
There was no any capping agent, surfactant, seed, polymer, or special experimental device involved.
More suggestions(15)
there were no plans
there were never any
there were no criteria
there were no measures
there were no states
there were no results
there were no continued
there were no types
there were no enhanced
there were no added
there were no services
there were no related
there were no persons
there were no means
there were no increased
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