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Meanings of have plenty in English

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Usage of have plenty in English
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In the Orient Express we shall have plenty of time for talk.
Travels With My Aunt
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They could have plenty of good reasons why they're waiting to attack.
Transfer of power
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We have plenty of equally competent economists who understand these issues today.
Reuters
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You'll have plenty of time, however, to rest during our voyage home.
Beautiful assassin
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Johannesburg, world capital of gun violence, they must have plenty of practice.
Night of knives
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Investors will also have plenty of economic news to navigate this week.
Reuters
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However, those sweets have plenty of dodgy E numbers, environmental and economic.
The Irish Times
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You know, you still have plenty of time to change your mind.
Bulletproof bride
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On the contrary, it means that you have plenty left to go.
The gathering
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He was going to have plenty of that in the years ahead.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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Seruvakula said the Fiji team still have plenty of room for improvement.
Radio NZ
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This ensures the young will have plenty of food when they hatch.
Wired
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Friends are also highlighted so make sure you have plenty of energy!
The South African
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We have plenty of water coming up from the aquifer wells now.
Edge of Infinity
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In the day-time the birds still have plenty to say for themselves.
A Bird Calendar for Northern India
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I will have plenty more in the next issue coming in January!
Feminist dot com
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United Kingdom
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