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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also has a share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is included in a particular situation or has a portion of something, often in discussions about contributions or responsibilities.
Example: "In the project, each team member also has a share in the final decision-making process."
Alternatives: "also has a part" or "also contributes a portion".
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Wisconsin also has a share of the title.
Chris DiMarco also has a share of the lead, after a 68.
It also has a share in a west Siberian oilfield.BASF was mining coal until the late 1980s, and today even that might again make sense.
Westwood co-owns the veteran sprinter Hoof It, the 2011 Stewards' Cup winner, with his manager, Chubby Chandler, who also has a share in Augusta Kate.
More auspiciously still, Ferguson also has a share in a colt named Telescope, who won his debut impressively last year, and has been burning up the Newmarket gallops this spring.
Jacqui O'Neill, wife of Intersky Falcon's trainer Jonjo O'Neill, also has a share and if their horse wins there is likely to be a big party at Jonjo's nearby Jackdaws Castle stable.
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The building also has a shared rooftop deck.
The program also has a sharing feature for tickets, so whoever in your group of friends shows up for a popular movie first can buy tickets and shoot them into everyone else's phones.
I am also a firm believer of having a clear company/engineering culture that makes teams feel aligned and ensures everyone is not only working in the same direction, but also has a shared understanding of how "things work".
On learning that my father had a son by a previous marriage, the imam said my half brother must also have a share in my dad's estate.
I know that I also had a share of the lyric construction, which consisted of rhyming "surprised" and "lies" followed by "wake up" and "make up".
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