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Meanings of become a must in English

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Usage of become a must in English
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Instead, it's become a must-see event as it veers into record-setting territory.
Reuters
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Handbag dogs have become a must-have item in any self-respecting socialite's handbag.
The Irish Times
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Remote device management is now become a must-have for all major smartphone makers.
Wired
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The Cape Town Sevens has become a must-see on the annual rugby calendar.
The South African
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Not for nothing did TechCrunch become a must-read in tech circles.
The Guardian
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An influx of cheaper toys has seen them become a must-have for younger pilots.
The Irish Times
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Hair extensions have become a must-have fashion accessory for many women around the world.
BBC
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Oireachtas Report may become a must-see TV show.
The Irish Times
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Grand Central Terminal has become a must-go for shoppers looking for unique gifts created by local artists.
The Irish Times
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And the Singapore sling, a classic gin-based cocktail, has become a must-try for visitors over the years.
News.com.au
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But the game is still holding it's value fairly well on eBay, and it's become a must-rent for fans.
Wired
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But 1stUp.com president and CEO Charles Katz says that free dialup has quickly become a must-have feature for Web portals.
Wired
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The festival has grown from humble roots in 1987 to become a must-attend event for global music business rainmakers and taste-makers.
Reuters
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The product has also become a must-have for major ad campaigns for brands like Pretty Little Things, Match.com, Kohler and Lululemon.
Independent.ie
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He's a huge talent and his Sunday morning show is going to become a must-listen for fans of his irreverent humour.
The Guardian
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After a constant steam of press and an appearance on "MasterChef", the restaurant has become a must-try for visitors.
News.com.au
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