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The phrase "what is for" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would not use this phrase in written English. Instead, you would use a phrase like "what is the purpose of" or "what is it for". For example: What is the purpose of this meeting? What is it for?.
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What is for children?
What is, for example, domino?
And what is for dessert?
But what is for everybody is a bench.
"Toby, you know what is for?" I said I did.
I sell emotions — and that is exactly what is for sale here.
It trivialises what is for many people a central part of their lives.
"It must be clear in the constitution what is for the Kurds and what is for the Iraqi government," said Fouad Hussein, an influential independent Kurdish politician.
But what is for sure is that "Cloud-based Education Service" is based on "Could Computing Service".
"They know, I'm sure, what is right and what is for them.
Medicaid relief defensibly helps states cope with what is, for many, a crushing federal mandate.
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