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For questions about whether the same word appearing two or more times in a sentence is appropriate, or about whether a word or phrase is repeating information unnecessarily.
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How to express something that happens currently, but that might be fixed in the future?
I'm not sure if I wrote my sentence correctly: At the time the thesis is written, one current shortcoming of the proxy tables is that.
I want to say, that currently, when I'm writing the thesis, the …
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