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Meanings of have a stake in English

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Usage of have a stake in English
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Court Cavendish will have a stake in the new business, it said.
Reuters
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We have a stake in all the past life of the globe.
Time and Change
3
All free nations have a stake in preventing sudden and catastrophic attacks.
State of the Union Addresses
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All free nations have a stake in preventing sudden and catastrophic attack.
State of the Union Addresses (1790-2006)
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Groupe Arnault and Colony each have a stake of around 7 percent.
Reuters
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Serious talks must include all those who have a stake in Afghanistan's future.
The Guardian
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And now, to have a stake in the business-thatimplied responsibility, and permanence.
The Golem and the Jinni
8
A Belgian company Finaxer will also have a stake in the Cork investment.
The Irish Times
9
They all have a stake in the future of this country.
Wired
10
Many already have a stake in LNG terminals being built in North America.
BBC
11
We all have a stake in building an inclusive, equitable and just city.
The South African
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It will not have a stake in the second Kindred unit.
Reuters
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We are all involved and we all have a stake in the outcome.
The Guardian
14
General Growth will not have a stake nor fund Rouse Properties.
Reuters
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OTHERS: Numerous other firms have a stake in East Africa.
Reuters
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Previously, Putnam did not have a stake above the 3 per cent disclosure level.
The Irish Times
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