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But recently Congress called urgently for adequate research "into" the battery or fuel cell problem.
Why does here it has used "into"? can't we use "about" instead "into"?
But recently Congress called urgently for adequate research "into" the battery or fuel cell problem.
Why does here it has used "into"? can't we use "about" instead "into"?
Why does here it has used "into"? can't we use "about" instead "into"?
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You can use either, but “into” shows focus
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