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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a wishes" is not correct in written English.
It is not usable because "wishes" is a plural noun and should not be preceded by the singular article "a."
Example: "She has many wishes for the future."
Alternatives: "a desire" or "a hope."
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Assume that Bank A wishes to borrow from the Federal Reserve Bank and will pledge its interest in Treasury book-entry securities held at Dealer A to collateralize that loan.
In conclusion, Commission A wishes to remind all member governments of the individual and collective responsibilities they assumed in accepting the Constitution of FAO.
Assume that Participant A wishes to borrow from Participant B and grant Participant B a security interest in its Security Entitlement in Treasury book-entry securities.
In the simplest possible example of a true cipher, A wishes to send one of two equally likely messages to B, say, to buy or sell a particular stock.
Say A wishes to communicate a message in secret to B, but B wants to be sure the message was sent by A. A first encrypts the message with his secret key and then superencrypts the resulting cipher with B's public key.
Since an advertiser A wishes to send advertisements to many Android users, she requests to distribute her advertisement via an ad network N.
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Make-a-Wish kids that never died.
The organization also donates games and game systems to hospitalized children, grants Make-A-Wishes and helps provide support for sick children and their families.
"But this is Make-A-Wish.
Photos courtesy of Make-A-Wish Michigan.
(1) Contribute to Make-A-Wish: Wish.org.org
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