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had, to be
Idioms and Phrases
see be had .Example Sentences
It was coined at the turn of the last century, when industrial output was in heavy machinery and physical goods that had to be shipped by the railroad companies dominating the transportation sector.
Instead, the White House announced an immediate funding cutoff and dictated prerequisites that had to be met before “negotiations” over the funding.
He told BBC Scotland News that Green politics had to be about more than "symbolic" gestures or policies.
To add to Arteta's defensive worries, Netherlands international Jurrien Timber also had to be withdrawn against Fulham with a knee injury, while Ben White and Riccardo Calafiori were ruled out of the game with knee trouble.
So many corpses have piled up since a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck last Friday close to Mandalay, that they have had to be "cremated in stacks", one resident says.
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