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The phrase "a crowd has a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics, behaviors, or attributes of a crowd in various contexts.
Example: "A crowd has a unique energy that can be both exhilarating and overwhelming."
Alternatives: "a group possesses a" or "a gathering exhibits a".
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Collective streams are real, a crowd has a personality.
A crowd has a generalized stink.
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He finds a crowd having a picnic there.
Still, on Lombaerts's goal, a skidding ball through a crowd, had a chance of making the stop.
(Is it "narcissism " to believe the world would care, or humanitarianism?) Knowing that any number of people in a crowd have a camera and a broadcast tool is a powerful corrective.
This crowd has a wall up.
— THE global warming crowd has a problem.
This must be what it looks like when a whole crowd has a bright idea at once, a sort of group eureka moment visualized.
In a village this small, the crowd has a clear sense of how vulnerable their neighbors may be.
A crowd has attacked a Muslim prayer hall on the French island of Corsica on Christmas Day.
A crowd has gathered on a nearby bridge to gawp and yell.
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