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Meanings of has the power in English

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Usage of has the power in English
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Only the IAAF has the power to ban Russia from international competition.
Reuters
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Yamaguchi explains: We believe that technology has the power to amplify kindness.
The South African
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The government has the power to impose a curfew for four weeks.
Reuters
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Rightly or wrongly, the media has the power to bring about change.
The Irish Times
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Certainly, this portfolio committee has the power to send issues to court.
The South African
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The office has the power to retrieve bank data, including through subpoenas.
Reuters
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Thankfully these days it also has the power to get you places.
The Irish Times
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He has the power and means to rid us of de Braose.
Hood
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The ICO protects information rights and has the power to impose fines.
Reuters
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Britain's referendum on European Union membership has the power to inspire others.
Reuters
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Kim has the power to grant special pardons under the North's constitution.
The Guardian
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The committee has the power to suspend, censure and fine Dr Reay.
Radio NZ
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The inquiry has the power to impose fines and payment of compensation.
Reuters
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Data has the power to shape a company's fortunes if utilised correctly.
The Irish Times
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Only Sir Patrick, who appointed them, has the power to remove them.
The Irish Times
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Another word that still has the power to chill to the bone.
Radio NZ
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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