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Significados de have a habit em inglês

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Major new operas have a habit of revealing their secrets over time.
The Guardian
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The power utility tends to have a habit of getting things wrong.
The South African
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Tesla's ambitious announcements have a habit of changing as they enter production.
News.com.au
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And there are other things that affect whether you have a habit.
Wired
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Then again, as scientists have a habit of saying, it may not.
The Guardian
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But he says natural disasters have a habit of landing big blows.
Radio NZ
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You have a habit of getting into trouble on the slightest provocation.
The Pony Rider Boys in New Mexico; Or, The End of the Silver Tra...
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And the local drunks have a habit of weeing in the porch.
The water room
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Revolutions have a habit of succeeding, when the time comes for them.
The Debs Decision
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I am rather observant, and have a habit of putting things together.
The Gadfly
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Still, you Jews have a habit of refusing to accept defeat rationally.
The City of Delight: A Love Drama of the Siege and Fall of Jerus...
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Young musicians often have a habit of taking themselves too seriously.
The Irish Times
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But events have a habit of creating their own political momentum.
The Irish Times
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Elections have a habit of pitting different interests or aspirations against each other.
The Irish Times
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Childrenswear brands, like their target market, have a habit of growing.
The Irish Times
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We boys have a habit of speaking of our teachers in this way.
Ernest Linwood; or, The Inner Life of the Author
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