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Meanings of many dealings in English

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Usage of many dealings in English
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The people of Kadalayapan and Kaodanan have many dealings with the celestial bodies.
A Study in Tinguian Folk-Lore
2
First, the colonists have had many dealings with the Boers.
London to Ladysmith via Pretoria
3
He's had too many dealings with the whites, poor devil.
The Forbidden Trail
4
Have you had many dealings with women whom you knew to be knitters?-Very few.
Second Shetland Truck System Report
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The Earl and me has had many dealings together:
The Newcomes: Memoirs of a Most Respectable Family
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I don't have many dealings with the stock.
Black is the new white
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I realize you have not had many dealings with other Rhythms, and this one is .
Ice Like Fire
8
Hast thou many dealings with the Poison People?
The Second Jungle Book
9
Ireland has, over four decades, had many dealings with the European Commission, on the EU's state-aid rules.
The Irish Times
10
You know I had many dealings with Sahib Hugh Fraser in the old days, mused the jeweler.
A Fascinating Traitor: An Anglo-Indian Story
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I haven't had many dealings with murderers.
A duty to the dead
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I have had many dealings with men and have found them to be false, cruel, unworthy, and selfish.
The Way We Live Now
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He had had many dealings with Mr. Vane, and he had always been as putty in the chief counsel's hands.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
14
On this visit I crossed with one of the cleverest Parisian detectives, a man with whom I have had many dealings.
My Strangest Case
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Burke had had many dealings with Warch over the last five months, but she had never seen him look quite so concerned.
Transfer of power
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He had never had many dealings with the King's navy, and when he had he had usually found them to be unsatisfactory.
The Darkening Sea
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