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Discover LudwigThe phrase "these said" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer back to a previously mentioned group of people or things. For example: "These said students were the top performers in their class." The phrase can also be used to introduce evidence or supporting information. For example: "The witness testified that these said events did indeed occur as described by the defendant."
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Mr. Liu had 18 mistresses, these said.
"I made these," said Kornblum.
These, said Mandelson, were "Blairites in transition''.
Thus, the objective of this study is to test the transferability of these said techniques on a wider range of rotor related faults on different machines.
"I'll buy a dozen of these," said Mr. Jackson, 47, pointing to a regular cup.
Most said they had, and most of these said they had been successful.
"Too many famous artists touched these," said Marie-José Marie-José Ravenm's press officer.
"Is it really a good thing that they invented these?" said one user.
More than a third of these said they were taking this approach to "prevent perceived discrimination".
"I spend 70% of my time dealing with issues like these," said Masri.
These, said the paper, could affect food supplies across the region.
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