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"give a clear" is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct.
If you want to use this phrase in written English, you will need to provide more context and turn it into a complete sentence. For example: "Please give a clear explanation of the issue."
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Cameron declined to give a clear answer.
Voters refused to give a clear mandate to either side.
Anyone can give a clear opinion, that's easy.
"I think that would give a clear indication to an inspector," says Mr Marjoram.
He criticized housing regulations that can't give a clear idea of what a qualified mortgage is.
We need to give a clear signal to markets," a French official said Sunday evening.
Watanabe's test, however, couldn't give a clear sense of how much metallic material there was.
Both should give a clear view of where the government is heading.
"I have not heard anyone give a clear explanation of why it is justified".
At no point in the speech did he give a clear answer to those four questions.
Goodwill refused to give a clear answer on the number of children who would be helped.
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