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This section is from the book "The Science And Art Of Phrase-Making", by David Wolfe Brown. Also available from Amazon: The science and art of phrase-making.
132. The, occurring in the midst of a phrase, is frequently omitted and implied.
Write the following phrases, omitting in each the article the:
all (the) world
at (the) present day
at (the) request
during (the) latter part
(prt) for (the) benefit for (the) mos(t) part for (the) present for (the) support
in (the) meantime (tm for time) in (the) name in (the) world on (the) (con)trary (on downward) to (the) world under (the) circumstances under (the) necessity
Ellipsis of "of."
133. Of, in the midst of a phrase, is frequently omitted and implied.
 
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