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The phrase "a man who has expanded his" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a man who has broadened or increased something, such as knowledge, skills, or experiences.
Example: "He is a man who has expanded his horizons through travel and education."
Alternatives: "a man who has broadened his" or "a man who has increased his".
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Dick Khan is not what you might expect from a man who has expanded his consciousness to the furthest reaches.
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It portrayed a man who had amassed at least $1 million in bribes in return for political favors: helping hospitals seeking to merge, obtaining state money for real-estate developers, expanding the business hours of liquor stores.
who have expanded the boundaries of contemporary dance.
Perhaps most important, the responsive eye revealed here is specific and personal; it belongs to one man who has spent a lifetime indulging, training and expanding his vision.
For the man who has everything".
Also on hand were Hollywood players like Mr. Binder, a creator of HBO's "The Mind of the Married Man," who had been instrumental in persuading the governor to expand the film subsidies.
Now, they want to punish the man who having first endorsed the war, was enlightened enough to speak out early on about the pointlessness of expanding our involvement.
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