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Meanings of has a paper in English

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Usage of has a paper in English
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I tell him now to come with us, for he has a paper.
By Reef and Palm
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Each of us has a paper map of the Capitol.
Mockingjay
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Every battleground state in the United States now has a paper record of every vote.
Wired
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She often has a paper off o' me.
Fraternity
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He has a paper in his hand.
Barlasch of the Guard
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He has a paper on his knees.
Roundabout Papers
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Your mother has a paper to write for her club, and I have promised to help her.
The Copy-Cat, and Other Stories
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Your father has a paper which we foolishly enough all signed one night, which places us practically in his power.
The Governors
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My uncle knows someone who has a paper factory in Linz, and there I can...
Melnitz
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Norske Skog has a paper mill in Tasmania producing about 285,000 tonnes of paper a year.
Radio NZ
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She has a paper of the old Doctor's revealing the whole plot,- adeath-bedconfession; Redclyffe having been absent at the time.
Doctor Grimshawe's Secret — a Romance
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But then Jones comes wobbling out of what Olofson assumes is his bedroom, and in his hand he has a paper bag.
The eye of the leopard
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The court has been told Mr Charlton has a paper title deed to the land and he has accused Kenny of effectively stealing the quarter-acre.
The Irish Times
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The new mom has a paper cone of roses in her lap, and the grandmother holds the baby while the grandfather videotapes the whole thing.
Lit: a memoir
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The "Journal of the Geographical Society" (British) has a paper by George Man, F. G. S., on the geology of Morocco, in which he says:
Ragnarok : the Age of Fire and Gravel
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Someone knocks, and Colonel Weygand, chief of staff, enters; he has a paper in his hand: 'Telephoned from the Ninth army at 1.15 A.M.'...
Foch the Man: A Life of the Supreme Commander of the Allied Armi...
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