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Meanings of have a range in English

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Usage of have a range in English
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They have a range of celebrities involved to share their Mario memories.
Wired
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True Japanese walnuts have a range in form of two distinct types.
Northern Nut Growers Association, Report Of The Proceedings At T...
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The craft should have a range of 200 nautical miles, it says.
The Irish Times
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Modified versions of the Scud have a range of up to 1000km.
Radio NZ
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Once it makes that call, Microsoft would have a range of options.
Wired
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Within our human vision we have a range from white to black.
Wired
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Savers interested in investment accounts have a range of products to choose from.
The Irish Times
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The Bank says the note will have a range of enhanced security features.
BBC
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The larger apparatus, according to the inventor, have a range of seven miles.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 508, September 26, 1885
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Are you sure you have a range of thirty miles, Mr.
Tom Swift and His Giant Cannon; Or, The Longest Shots on Record
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The bigger gardens have a range of facilities run by full-time professional staff.
How to get a job in a museum or art gallery
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Oncologists have a range of drugs in their arsenal to tackle the cancers.
The Irish Times
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The latest German designs have a range well over a mile.
The Riddle of the Rhine: Chemical Strategy in Peace and War
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Apparently, the forthcoming The Avengersfilm will have a range of fragrances.
The Irish Times
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Irish shareholders have a range of options with the sale of Canada Life.
The Irish Times
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The various species of Cephalotes have a range of head shapes.
Wired
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