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Meanings of many gaps in English

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Usage of many gaps in English
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There were still many gaps in the story to be filled in.
The Splendid Folly
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I think there'd be too many gaps-the things we just don't know.
On the Beach
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The Spanish caver Sergio García-Dils's articles about Krubera filled in many gaps.
Blind descent: the quest to discover the deepest place on earth
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There are many gaps between recommended urologic cancer care and real-world practice.
Pubmed
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While thousands do get help, there are far too many gaps.
Radio NZ
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He grinned, exposing a set of teeth with many gaps and several leaners.
11/22/63
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The death of my wife left many gaps in the life of the household.
Mother Carey's Chickens
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The University of Sheffield review highlights as many gaps and questions as it does answers.
The Guardian
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The features are there to climb, but there aren't many gaps between them for pro.
Climbing Magazine
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So the plan is an attempt to bridge the many gaps in such children's lives.
The Guardian
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There are many gaps in it, and the block of more than ten months is gone.
Henry Hudson: A Brief Statement of His Aims and His Achievements
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There are too many gaps in your story.
Layover in dubai
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Unfortunately, despite 50 years of intense study, many gaps remain in the scientific understanding of liver regeneration.
Pubmed
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This review offers an overview of these steps and highlights the many gaps in knowledge that remain.
Pubmed
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In mineralogy my previous education had left many gaps unfilled, especially as regards the powers of observation.
Autobiography of Friedrich Froebel translated and annotated by ...
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The whole country will grow smaller, thus narrowing many gaps and reducing our problems to manageable sizes.
The new yorker
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