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Meanings of have clear in English

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Usage of have clear in English
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For these revisionists, high-technology accidents may not have clear causes at all.
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But doctors don't have clear guidance on how to handle emergency requests.
Reuters
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Of Rendlesham I have clear recollection, and things that happened in it.
Two Suffolk Friends
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It sounds like you have clear needs and desires for your life.
News.com.au
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The women have clear complexions, delicate features, and small hands and feet.
Little Journey to Puerto Rico / For Intermediate and Upper Grade...
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They have clear ebon skins, not coal-black, but of an inky hue.
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Synthesis: Childhood swimming and new-onset childhood asthma have clear implications for public health.
Pubmed
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Judge Matt Preston said it was important to have clear rules in place.
News.com.au
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The evictions have become increasingly violent; some have clear military involvement.
The Irish Times
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The people of South Africa have clear choices in this election.
The South African
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But of course, we have clear red lines that we will not cross.
Reuters
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Only the UK and Denmark have clear opt-outs from the euro.
BBC
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Luckily, in South Africa, we have clear skies and sunshine almost every day.
The South African
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Beyond a certain threshold, however, extra spending would have clear returns on warming.
Reuters
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According to Accuweather, Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban will have clear skies tonight.
The South African
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We did not have clear rules and instructions on contact quarantine.
The Irish Times
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