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Meanings of say in in English

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Usage of say in in English
1
All member countries must have a say in its future, he said.
The Guardian
2
Media reports say in the appeal court, the coach rejected the charges.
Radio NZ
3
It is not possible to control what people say in those situations.
The Guardian
4
The vote will be the British people's first say in 41 years.
News.com.au
5
THEY say in journalism that a picture is worth a thousand words.
The Irish Times
6
Smaller parties could therefore have a big say in the final outcome.
Radio NZ
7
I have no say in the election of politicians outside these areas.
The Irish Times
8
I'm not sure what to expect Jost to say in this moment.
Unraveled
9
Surely the owner must have the principal say in calling the tune.
Mufti
10
I said the only thing that I could say in that moment.
Hit List
11
Shall we say in half an hour's time in the drawing room?
And Then There Were None
12
You need to say what you want to say in that space.
The Guardian
13
Nor, of course, do I have any say in choice of calc-scheme.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
14
Whatever Her-Breath-Contains' brother the tetrarch had to say in response was lost.
She Commands Me and I Obey
15
Dylan has continued to say in recent years that she was abused.
News.com.au
16
However, specific schedule risks do remain, the company said in a statement.
Reuters
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United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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