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Meanings of have exceptional in English

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Usage of have exceptional in English
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People have exceptional access to pharmacist at a wide variety of hours.
Pubmed
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Venture capitalists provide funds to companies that they believe have exceptional growth potential.
Reuters
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They have exceptional hearing. Sometimes honesty really was the best policy.
The Book of Life
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To deserve such a setting, the stone must have exceptional qualities.
Idolatry: A Romance
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Particular DNA sequences have long been known to have exceptional structures and biological properties.
Pubmed
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In conclusion, children with renal disease have exceptional heterogeneity in the T cell repertoire.
Pubmed
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These animals have exceptional ability to regenerate their appendages, as well as other vital structures.
Pubmed
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One must have exceptional prudence to defeat Nature's schemes.
The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard
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They have exceptional breakfasts, ranging from the healthy to the fried, and provide lighter, Mediterranean-style dishes.
The South African
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The most dangerous enemies are those who are inside, for they have exceptional opportunities for wrongdoing.
Struggling Upward, or Luke Larkin's Luck
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They did not believe that the caliph need have exceptional spiritual qualities: he was simply an administrator.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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Many exceptional athletes have exceptional physical characteristics.
The Guardian
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You have exceptional and rather dangerous gifts.
Ranching for Sylvia
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Miracles have exceptional evidence because the non-miraculous portions of the narrative with which they are bound up are exceptional.
The Gospels in the Second Century / An Examination of the Critic...
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People are too apt to suppose that in order to discuss morals a man must have exceptional moral gifts.
First and Last Things: A Confession of Faith and Rule of Life
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They do have exceptional talents.
The new yorker
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