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The phrase "a supporter with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a supporter who possesses a specific quality, characteristic, or item.
Example: "She is a supporter with a passion for environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "a supporter possessing a" or "a supporter who has a".
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Clifford acknowledged his counsel and a supporter with a hand gesture, before being taken back into custody to continue his existing prison sentence.
"Everywhere she goes she sucks the oxygen out of a room," said one campaign worker, standing next to a supporter with a beagle dressed a Christine O'Donnell T-shirt.
A supporter with a cordless mic introduced him to the full group.
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(1) When an unaware comes into contact with a supporter, the unaware becomes a supporter with probability (alpha_{1}), namely the true rumor spreading rate; (alpha_{1}U t S t)) is the rate of (S t)) growth that the unaware needs to become a supporter through the information spread via nonofficial channels.
Physicians will be matched with a peer supporter with a similar skills background, but from a different department or division.
Become an International House supporter with a recurring monthly gift and help us to promote a more tolerant and peaceful world.
A few feet away stood Steven Martin, 53, a recall supporter with a Beretta handgun holstered on his hip.
The students were split over whether to honor a war supporter with a formal dinner, Mr. Drake said.
"Isn't it ending?" asked Shawne Ashton, a Bush supporter with a pert nose and sleek brown hair.
He had been spontaneously invited to the match during the baseball game by a United supporter with a spare ticket.
This becomes an additional motivator, if you're trying to secure them as a committed supporter with a high lifetime value.
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