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Meanings of have especially in English
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Usage of have especially in English
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The rank-based methods assume that rescued patients have especially bad underlying outcomes.
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The HRQoL-measurement tools showed that genital warts have especially an emotional impact.
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Banning menthol could have especially hurt Lorillard, the top menthol cigarette maker.
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They have especially, at every moment, before their eyes the following transactions:
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The latter have especially targeted public health institutions like the World Health Organization.
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They have especially been made the target of the foul crime of lynching.
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For the last three days I have especially desired means for these objects.
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UK refineries have especially suffered, with limited state support available.
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African Americans age 65 and older have especially low adoption rates compared with whites.
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Relations have especially cooled since 2007 when the two sides quarrelled over energy prices.
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His air of confidence must have especially appealed to Janice.
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I have especially been occupied in experiments with Dr. Whitehouse of the utmost importance.
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We have especially emphasized our opposition to unjust and unchristian attacks upon the Jews.
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Curses have especially jagged edges and hooks that take chunks of you with them.
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Those I do know have especially loaded me with marks of kindness and attention.
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It is not that taxi drivers have especially bad memories.
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Have especially across language varieties
United States of America
Common