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Discover Ludwig"undercover man" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is a phrase to refer to a person who is acting undercover as a law enforcement official. Example sentence: The undercover man successfully apprehended the criminal after several months of investigations.
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"You got smoke?" the undercover man said.
Steve, the undercover man, collared Jack.
But the undercover man still didn't believe me.
However, The Undercover Man (1949) was a solid docudrama inspired by federal agents' pursuit of Al Capone for tax evasion.
Investigating all this is a federal undercover man (Brian O'Conner), who's a pretty fair street racer himself.
"Start over," said one of his superiors, who supped monthly with the new mayor, who lived for numbers, and in March the undercover man went back to buy more.
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"As he was exiting the bathroom, one of the undercover men shouted at him to stop and they opened fire.
Now he's one of the main undercover men for New York's Department of Investigation, which investigates fraud and corruption among city employees and people who deal with them.
Like the undercover men, they found a small private track and match races being conducted from a two-horse starting gate.
When he showed his Undercover men's collection in Florence this past summer, Jun Takahashi already was inspired by the utilitarian classics of the Braun designer Dieter Rams, an enthusiast for form and function.
In his statement, Hewitt also agreed it was "irrelevant" whether the undercover men had feelings for the women or not.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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