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were areas
noun
A measure of the extent of a surface; it is measured in square units.
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Not long ago, North and South Williamsburg were areas where people could find deals.
It admitted there were areas where it needed to do more.
These were areas into which Cameron had aggressively expanded in prior years.
A number of veteran diplomats conceded that there were areas at State that were unnecessary.
Soutphommasane said while there were areas that could be improved, the Act has worked well.
But he said deforestation and longer-term climate finance were areas where progress could be made.
There were areas where we let ourselves down and did not play as we can.
Dotted across her legs were areas that were an angry-looking red.
By and large they were areas similar to the wilderness of a Cole painting".
Then there were areas — brownstone Brooklyn, the Upper West Side — that, apart from some branches on the ground, looked untouched.
He also stressed that there were areas where the two parties have policies in common, such as the pupil premium.
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