Samuel P. answered • 08/07/19
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Short answer, yes. Two prepositions are pretty common in English. Think of 'due to,' 'into,' 'in between,' etc.
About the 'as in'?
> if "minus" is conceivably an operator, **as in** "the band reunited, minus one member", you would use the singular.Which is preposition? the 'as' or 'in' or both as a whole is preposition? In English, can two preposition be used one after another?
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