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Meanings of have a lot in English

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Usage of have a lot in English
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We really don't have a lot of information to know, he said.
News.com.au
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Unfortunately, he didn't have a lot of time to finesse the situation.
Something about You
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McGhee said: We have a lot of hope in him this season.
The Irish Times
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Cases before the International Criminal Court invariably have a lot at stake.
The Irish Times
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Unfortunately, you don't have a lot of use for doubt in general.
Ebony
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The North Gauteng High Court have a lot to consider this week.
The South African
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The finalists this year have a lot more in common than usual.
The Guardian
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Airports are monopolies themselves, and they have a lot of market power.
News.com.au
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Sir, - The politicians of Ireland have a lot to answer for.
The Irish Times
10
Strong-willed children will also have a lot more energy for food battles.
Radio NZ
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Companies have a lot of good options to attract millennials, Owens notes.
Reuters
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These rumors often have a lot of truth in them, you know.
Evanly bodies
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But we have a lot of time to think about the future.
The Guardian
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You have a lot to learn and a long way to go.
Gladiator
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It's quite humbling and I have a lot of people to thank.
The South African
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We have a lot of energy in this dressing room, Ferland said.
Reuters
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