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Meanings of have a plan in English

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Usage of have a plan in English
1
I have a plan of attack worked up, but I'll need help.
The Big U
2
If you do have a plan, let us hear it, said Norgaard.
Bones of the Dragon
3
We have a plan to rebuild our economy and to create jobs.
News.com.au
4
The sheriff gave me too much credit; I didn't have a plan.
Brains: a zombie memoir
5
If you ask me, do you have a plan on the table?
Reuters
6
When I had finished, Oribasius said, The Emperor must have a plan.
Julian
7
Do you have a plan in mind to build the Egyptian economy?
Reuters
8
Did you have a plan in place to deal with this shortfall?
The Irish Times
9
Now nonprofits have a plan to succeed where city governments have failed.
Wired
10
I would say have a plan, which comes before any actual investments.
Reuters
11
He wished Perenelle were with him; she would surely have a plan.
The Alchemyst
12
And the Chinese have a plan, and we need our own plan.
The Verge
13
I have a plan, but you must let me guide the shots.
Sisterhood of Dune
14
I didn't really have a plan or any expectations for this trip.
Climbing Magazine
15
We 've learnt from that and so this time we have a plan.
News.com.au
16
We finally have a plan for high-speed rail in the United States.
Wired
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