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"were given by" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something was given or provided by someone. Example: The instructions for the project were given by the teacher.
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Other readings were given by former Govs.
No further details were given by police.
The daily military briefings were given by Brig.
Prizes were given by leading owners, trainers and jockeys.
Exfoliating rubs were given by muscular women in traditional jimjilbang work wear: bras and panties.
Facts were given by Dr. Roland Puccetti, of Dalhousie Univ., in Halifax.
Similar assurances were given by the prime minister and deputy prime minister.
Labour just took the words they were given by the intelligence agencies.
Blessings were given by Donna Henes, another friend of the couple.
Describes the church whose altar paintings were given by the Emperor of Austria.
Talks were given by Dr. Alexander B. Klots, Dr. Edwin Way Teale, Dr. Vincent G. Dethier.
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