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Sentence: A U.S. law may be adopted in coming weeks...



 
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Sentence: A U.S. law may be adopted in coming weeks... #1 (permalink) Tue Apr 27, 2010 1:30 am   Sentence: A U.S. law may be adopted in coming weeks...
 

"A U.S. law may be adopted in coming weeks, but the EU has yet to propose its draft.."

Here, is not it necessary to use - next.
Like .. in the next coming weeks.

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Sentence: A U.S. law may be adopted in coming weeks... #2 (permalink) Tue Apr 27, 2010 3:25 am   Sentence: A U.S. law may be adopted in coming weeks...
 

Hi,
I don't think so!
Coming(adj)[only before noun]
formal happening soon:
the coming winter
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Sentence: A U.S. law may be adopted in coming weeks... #3 (permalink) Tue Apr 27, 2010 7:37 am   Sentence: A U.S. law may be adopted in coming weeks...
 

Hi Suresh,
Mortza is right. In this contecxt the word 'coming' replaces the word 'next' in terms of meaning... so 'next coming' would be incorrect.
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