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have at
verb as in address
verb as in aggress
verb as in assail
verb as in contend
Strong matches
verb as in contend
Strong matches
verb as in dispute
Strong matches
verb as in inveigh
Example Sentences
For now, the team’s preference would be for Sasaki to have at least one day of rest before each of his outings.
For all their differences, all the creatives represented have at least one thing in common, Bonsu says - "fashioning radical visions of what modern art could be".
"Even with the top-notch specially designed cases we have at St Fagans, nothing can ever be totally secure."
In a letter to the Chancellor on 25 September, the Business and Trade Committee warned that smaller firms "may have at best a week of cashflow left to support themselves", while larger companies "may begin to seriously struggle within a fortnight".
“Having these projects come to fruition is really the only chance we have at insulating people from skyrocketing utility bills year after year,” Lee said — particularly in the face of energy-thirsty AI.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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