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Meanings of have a camera in English

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Usage of have a camera in English
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Mr. Caruso laughingly remarked I must have a camera in my head.
Vocal Mastery / Talks with Master Singers and Teachers, Comprisi...
2
So you are going to have a camera for Christmas; are you?
The Bobbsey Twins at Snow Lodge
3
Do you have a camera or anything that can make a recording?
The increment: a novel
4
If you see me walking down the street, I have a camera.
Wired
5
It's almost certain that the new Touch will have a camera.
Wired
6
But I have a camera with me and I was constantly taking photos.
The Guardian
7
Doesn't everyone have a camera crew and a photographer follow them into surgery?
On Edge
8
The last thing I wanted was to have a camera in my face.
Riding rockets
9
Most people have a camera on them now, in the form of their phone.
The Guardian
10
In Cannes, we have a camera for every 140 inhabitants, Daros told Reuters TV.
Reuters
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We're gonna have a camera operator and a documentarian traveling with us, Edwards said.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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Today, if you have a smartphone, you have a camera with you wherever you go.
Radio NZ
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But you do still have to have a camera in the middle of that setting.
The Verge
14
I have a camera roll full of screenshots, and I'm excited to never add another.
Wired
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Interestingly, the first Amazon tablet won't have a camera.
Wired
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Do I really have to have a camera?' said a DOT official who attended the meetings.
Reuters
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