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The phrase "a share that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific type of share or stock that possesses certain characteristics or attributes.
Example: "Investors are often interested in a share that has a strong track record of growth and profitability."
Alternatives: "a stock that possesses" or "an equity that features".
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Faced with slumping earnings and a share that has lost 17percentt in a year, Deutsche Bank's chief executive, Josef Ackermann, has said he will step up plans to sell some of the company's 15 billion euros worth of holdings in German companies.
Among adults 65 and over, half are married, a share that has remained fairly constant since 1900.
Fossil fuels now supply four-fifths of the world's energy, a share that has dropped only slightly since 1990.
Jet fuel now accounts for about a third of an airline's operating costs, a share that has been steadily rising along with the price of crude oil.
About 3% of the world's population lives abroad: a share that has hardly grown in recent years, despite a jump in absolute numbers.
In some schools, they accounted for around one out of every eight faculty members, a share that has remained stagnant for five or more years.
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Public shareholders will purchase Class A shares that have one vote apiece.
Earnings were twice the 14 cents a share that had been expected by Wall Street analysts.
Its profit matched the 45 cents a share that had been expected by analysts surveyed by First Call/Thomson Financial.
The operating earnings exceeded the 5 cents a share that had been expected by analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial/First Call.
In these patent offices, America dominated, with 41.8% of the world's patents in 2006, a share that had fallen only slightly over the previous our years.
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