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Meanings of have naturally in English
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Usage of have naturally in English
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Some of the extravagant ideas have naturally given rise to such scepticism.
2
Yes, the Westbrooks have naturally garnered comparisons to the omnipresent Kardashian clan.
3
The mysteriousness of these transactions would have naturally suggested curiosity in any one.
4
I have naturally nothing to say to her; I am going to bed.
5
The female dancers have naturally a greater ease of expression than the men.
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We have naturally many fishing anecdotes connected with the northern saints.
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Fauna.-Thethree climatic regions of Alberta have naturally a varying fauna.
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On the other hand, we have naturally taken all reasonable precautions.
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As an ex-military man, I have naturally employed stratagem to get at it.
10
We have naturally come to think of Reynolds as chiefly a portrait painter.
11
In the face of all this, investors have naturally begun piling into pot.
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The losses in the junior commissioned ranks have naturally been highest in the infantry.
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Some have naturally high levels while others may be dehydrated.
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In fact, they have naturally been guided to a considerable extent by commercial considerations.
15
It's grayed over the years, as it would have naturally.
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Under these circumstances the employers have naturally resorted to fines.
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Have naturally through the time
Have naturally across language varieties
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