| do have | 1.71 | What significance does that have? | ||
| lose have | 0.59 | Chicago has have lost three of the first four games of an eight-game road trip. | ||
| have have | 0.53 | And did David Bellamy have an have something to do with it? | ||
| go have | 0.46 | He says, all of us, like sheep, have gone astray. | ||
| will have | 0.46 | What impact will that have on the justices? | ||
| win have | 0.46 | Korea could have easily have won by more. | ||
| show have | 0.39 | The Bosnian Serbs, who would wind up with less territory than they now hold, have shown no interest in it. | ||
| take have | 0.39 | All this has meant profits, or the promise of them, have taken on increasing importance. | ||
| tell have | 0.39 | But more have have told the cardinal he should resign. | ||
| work have | 0.39 | Her tablets have worked have worked a lot. | ||
| fail have | 0.33 | Other bills like this have failed in past years. | ||
| get have | 0.33 | What have you got Mary, er, what does yours show? | ||
| mix have | 0.33 | Theater people, also, have had mixed attitudes toward the hospital. | ||
| say have | 0.33 | She says unionists have held an illegitimate veto ever since, and that the settlement cements the veto. | ||
| become have | 0.26 | Storekeepers, mainly Chinese, have become scapegoats as economic problems push up food prices. | ||
| call have | 0.26 | The hard-liners have long have called for removing Yeltsin from office, and nothing has come of it. | ||
| cause have | 0.26 | His statements, along with those of general Gary Prado Salmon, have caused a stir in the local press recently. | ||
| limit have | 0.26 | Sportboats, like the Seahawk LXV, have had limited success. | ||
| make have | 0.26 | We could have never have made it. | ||
| move have | 0.26 | Some items may have have moved as separates. |