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The phrase "you get the number" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to indicate that someone has obtained a reference number or code, such as a phone number, account number, or serial number. For example, "Once you complete the registration form, you get the number to access the online account."
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"Until you get the number, you're not the candidate, and close only counts in horseshoes," said Hubbard.
You get the true value, you get the number of coins the number of pennies in the jar minus your bid, if you are the highest; and you get 0 otherwise.
You get the number of fouls we made but we're on top of the yellow cards... we got some yellow cards and the goal was offside on top, it's a bit too much.
Spotting a pay phone, you get the number for a record store you know is near by.
If you make a prediction on Blubet, and it comes true, you get the number of points you wagered.
"Funds get upgraded when they shouldn't," he grouses, "downgraded when they shouldn't, and when you get the number of stars you deserve, it's for the wrong reasons".
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5. Over-invite Even friends who say they're definitely coming may unexpectedly have to pull out, so over-invite to make sure you get the numbers.
Getting the force size right is key to a successful counterinsurgency, but there is no exact formula — even when you get the numbers right the troops may fail because of poor training, difficult terrain or shifting politics.
Later that day, he implored Iowans to get their shit together and get him back on top: "Will you get the numbers up, Iowa, please?" he demanded.
THE PRESIDENT: Have you got the number of it?
"You tell them who you got the number from," somebody who has tried many services said.
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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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