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Meanings of has serious in English

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Usage of has serious in English
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That has serious implications for economic growth right up to election time.
Radio NZ
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However, the Department of Finance still has serious reservations about the cost.
The Irish Times
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The police say initial indications are that one person has serious injuries.
Radio NZ
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A fifth of a grain has serious results; a drop is fatal.
The Dream Doctor
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A few days ago, Jinan discovered that she too has serious health problems.
The Guardian
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Provigil has serious known side effects, including a serious rash called Stevens-Johnson Syndrome.
Reuters
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This has serious consequences, not only for Bosnia but for Europe.
The Irish Times
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Emergency services have been working to free the driver, who has serious injuries.
Radio NZ
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However, it has serious limitations, including the culture of calling-out and cancelling individuals.
The South African
10
After 20 years of gestation, it still has serious teething problems.
News.com.au
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NBN News reports the patient is 45 and has serious injuries.
News.com.au
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Major General Jerry Singirok told Johnny Blades he has serious concerns.
Radio NZ
13
Woodsy Bhana says any threat to food production has serious ramifications.
Radio NZ
14
Pneumococcal endocarditis in children is unusual but often has serious complications.
Pubmed
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As it is, Panachuk has serious burns and a number of internal injuries.
Beginnings
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This is a move which has serious repercussions for the Irish music industry.
The Irish Times
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