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Meanings of have reserves in English

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Usage of have reserves in English
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At the wake, only Ed Miliband seemed to have reserves of energy.
The Guardian
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The project's three anchor fields have reserves of 6 trillion cubic feet.
Reuters
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He has to have reserves to protect his supply-tanks and machine-shops.
Astounding Stories of Super-Science January 1930
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We must have reserves in case the priests draw away a part of the people.
The Pharaoh and the Priest: An Historical Novel of Ancient Egypt
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Supergiants have reserves of 5 billion barrels or more.
Reuters
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Although largely uninhabited, two island chains in the area may have reserves of natural resources around them.
Radio NZ
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The field, discovered four years ago, is estimated to have reserves of up to 6 trillion cubic feet.
Reuters
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Those three, all discovered in the early 1970s, have reserves of 6 trillion cubic feet.
Reuters
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The Council for Medical Schemes, the statutory body that oversees the schemes, calculates that the schemes have reserves totalling R60 billion.
The South African
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But big countries such as the United States and China have reserves designed to handle even a major outage over the short term.
Reuters
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Inpex and Shell's major LNG projects, which are tipped to have reserves to last a generation, are beset by delays and cost overruns.
Reuters
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It is estimated that the well may have reserves of 500 to 1,000 barrels a day, according to the company.
The Irish Times
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His deep voice was reasonable and reassuring; he seemed to have reserves of eloquence he'd kept hidden at their first meeting in the juice bar.
A week in december
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The two fields have reserves estimated at up to 1.2 trillion cubic feet and they could cost up to $120 million to develop.
Reuters
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The company has said it had reserves equal to 40 days' consumption.
Reuters
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The Philippines, by contrast, has reserves equal to 11 times its financing needs.
Reuters
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