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Significats de has some form en anglès

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Clooney has some form in this regard when it comes to directing.
BBC
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Make sure everyone, including your kids, has some form of ID on them.
Wired
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I envy you your happy frame; everything has some form or hue of beauty for you.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 02, No. 09, July, 1858 / A Magazine...
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Every one has some form of active amusement.
The Daughters of Danaus
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Gambling is now ubiquitous in the U.S. Every state but Utah and Hawaii has some form of commercial gambling.
The new yorker
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Every state in the nation except Illinois has some form of "concealed" carry law allowing citizens to carry guns.
Reuters
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Rio has some form of tenure to more than 132,000 sq km (51,000 sq.
Reuters
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In New Zealand, we have taken some statistics and it stated 24 percent of all of New Zealand has some form of disability.
Radio NZ
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Indeed, between 70 and 80 percent of Singapore already has some form of coastal protection, the government says.
Reuters
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I realized that my character has some form of a contagious gravitational pull that constantly caused people to want to be around me.
Ebony
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New data has revealed that an estimated 1 in 88 children in the U.S. has some form of autism.
Ebony
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According to statistics, 1.5% of all Gazans over the age of five has some form of hearing disability.
BBC
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The Government has some form when it comes to stepping in in Christchurch when local councils are not doing what they expect them to do.
Radio NZ
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Yes, the latest scientific discoveries prove to us that even mineral has some form of life, and that it also needs water for its existence.
Paris Talks
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And one in five teenagers today has some form of hearing loss - around 30 per cent more than in the 1990s.
News.com.au
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