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Meanings of whose in English

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Usage of whose in English
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Local authorities need to be clear whose health they should be protecting.
The Guardian
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After the global financial crisis, countries whose economies suffered had weaker currencies.
BBC
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A crisis whose length and consequences no one can measure, said Besson.
Reuters
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In particular, children whose mothers are infected with HIV deserve special attention.
Pubmed
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Method: Nineteen cases HIV-infected patients whose general examinations were normal were operated.
Pubmed
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An obvious but rarely asked question is: whose cash is Uber burning?
The Guardian
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Affected countries are still struggling to house those whose homes were destroyed.
The South African
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Schools will only remain open for students whose parents are essential workers.
News.com.au
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People whose prospects improve are clearly those whose prospects are already good.
The Guardian
10
So whose responsibility is it to help prevent ocean-grabbing in developing nations?
The Guardian
11
The question Cameron needs to escape is: whose side are you on?
The Guardian
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And that calls into question whose interests they're serving, Van Hollen said.
Reuters
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A book by a book fan whose message is: books are great.
The Irish Times
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The results are particularly disappointing for Sinn Féin whose vote share declined.
The Irish Times
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Not purchase of land whose water rights don't fall back that far.
A nose for justice
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Would apply to companies whose balance sheet is above 1 billion euros.
Reuters
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