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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Have more clarification" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear request for additional information or explanation. Example: "Could you please have more clarification on the project requirements?"
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And that was really the only point that they wanted to have more clarification about the notes on.
It would be helpful to have more clarification on this issue.
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"I think Commissioner Kelly should take the blame for part of this," he said, adding that Mr. Kelly should have more aggressively sought clarification of the state law.
More able workers (who understood the survey questions and did not need clarifications) also have more accurate perceptions of the unemployment rate.
The directions for this part definitely could've used more clarification.
They believed that the feedback would have had more impact with this verbal clarification.
We have reached out to Telefonica for more clarification (which we have now recieved, with the update below, noting that while Jajah is closing, the backbone is alive and kicking).
"I'm not going to give you more clarification.
"We received them yesterday, we have studied it this morning but there are still uncertainties and we have decided to ask for more clarification as of today.
Note: We have updated the story with more clarification on the case; specifically that this is not the end and that the case is still going to trial.
The IOC has since announced that they want more "clarification" and then apparently retreated to hide under their desks in their spin room.
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