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we've

[weev]

  1. contraction of we have:

    We've been here for an hour.



we've

/ wiːv /

contraction

  1. we have

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Speaking on BBC's The One Show, Southport in Bloom's lead John Dempsey said: "We're so lucky – we've got three heritage parks, a glorious coastline full of rare birds and we manage that with so many great volunteers and our own core staff."

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We've seen MPs trying to force a change in the law for him to lose his titles.

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We’ve all heard stories about the kid who goes into his backyard with a wiffle ball, taking a swing and pretending to be the batter who hits the home run in the World Series.

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“I’m definitely not satisfied with what we’ve done, but happy with where we are.”

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“So we’ve got to find some formula that holds the thing together a year or two, after which — after a year, Mr. President, Vietnam will be a backwater,” Kissinger said.

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