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Meanings of have severe in English

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Usage of have severe in English
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Gonzalez said stopping crop production would have severe consequences for tequila makers.
Reuters
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Mutations affecting the Nodal factors have severe consequences in mammals and fish.
Pubmed
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Both have severe arthritis and diabetes, and need the heating on constantly.
The Guardian
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Furthermore, adult patients have severe chest wall deformities with calcificated costal cartilage.
Pubmed
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The double mutants have severe replication defects and accumulate aberrant replication intermediates.
Pubmed
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Well, indeed, might my mother say, that I should have severe trials.
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 1
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The Japanese crisis could have severe consequences for the global economy.
Reuters
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Almost one third of children in these disadvantaged areas have severe literacy problems.
The Irish Times
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These measures are likely to have severe impacts on Irish businesses.
The Irish Times
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Age-associated changes in tissue maintenance and repair have severe consequences to human physiology.
Pubmed
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Aid agencies report many have severe mental health problems and some are suicidal.
Radio NZ
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Don't take internally if you have severe hypertension or heart disease.
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But interfering that openly might have severe ramifications for Miss Ruth.
In Fire Forged
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That alone would have severe consequences to the financial sustainability of South African rugby.
The South African
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But not everyone believes the measures will have severe consequences.
Reuters
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These parameters should, therefore, be useful for predicting which patients will have severe VLS.
Pubmed
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United States of America
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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