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Meanings of have the brain in English

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Usage of have the brain in English
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You have to sit down and have the brain of an accountant.
The Guardian
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Says another: dolphins have the brain of any normal, middling mammal.
The Irish Times
3
She didn't have the brain God gave a baby.
A reliable wife
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I have the brain of a goose, after all.
Wired
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They don't have the brain cells to spare.
The Sea of Monsters
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You still have the brain of a sixteen-year-old.
Frozen Heat
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It literally doesn't have the brain for it.
The Science of Battlestar Galactica
8
This is the embrace of a Melusine who will soon have the brain if she is encouraged.
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
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Whether we have the brain capacity to assimilate all the information that is being collected is questionable.
Human
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African grey parrots have the brain capacity of a 4- to 6-year-old.
NY Magazine
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And would he still have the brain?
Wired
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Others co-signing the letter say 17-year-olds simply don't have the brain capacity for their decisions to be judged as adults.
Radio NZ
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You have the brain!
Her mother's hope
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He would have the brain of the Anglo-Saxon with the temperament of the Mongol, and would probably become a raving maniac.
Paul Patoff
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You have the brain of a Webster, and you have the physical proportions that will back you in the most herculean efforts.
From Canal Boy to President; Or, the Boyhood and Manhood of Jame...
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Every soul of us has the privilege of bettering out condition if we have the brain and the industry to do it.
The Stillwater Tragedy
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