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Discover LudwigThe phrase "we asking about" is not correct in written English.
It should be "we are asking about" to be grammatically correct. Example: "In our meeting, we are asking about the new project timelines."
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Our question was simply underspecified: the probability of what, exactly, are we asking about?
Why aren't we asking about our rights?
"In 2006 we were shouting about how we all ask parents about car seats and bike helmets -- why weren't we asking about screen time?" said Brown.
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We asked about dinner.
The hospital never had the information we asked about, they hadn't collected it.
We asked about participants' experiences with CBPR and their motivations for adopting a peer research approach.
We ask about Corrie Ann Holt.
We ask about the tattoo.
We asked about her life.
We ask about the myth of Purrukapali.
The questions we ask about this future should be too.
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