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I had not noticed it before, in the few overheated moments we'd had to exchange words.
(Check the label carefully — we had to exchange the wrong bottle for the one we had ordered).
When Charles Gustav rapidly overran Poland and advanced against East Prussia, Frederick William had to exchange Polish for Swedish suzerainty and provide armed support to Charles Gustav.
But a month later her tooth color regressed so much that her dentist had to exchange the new device for a darker one.
Because of French objections to the union of Lorraine with the Habsburg lands, Francis Stephen had to exchange his ancestral duchy for the right of succession to the Grand Duchy of Tuscany.
In 1773 the Cherokee and Creek had to exchange a portion of their land to relieve the resulting indebtedness, ceding more than two million acres (more than 809,000 hectares) in Georgia through the Treaty of Augusta.
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You have to exchange a few words.
"Floridians should not have to exchange their privacy for insurance," Mr. Scott wrote.
To facilitate simultaneous packet transmissions, both transceivers have to exchange preambles to calculate the channel state information.
You have to exchange two Penguin empties at a time ($25) and have access to the Internet.
To improve the company's finances, creditors would have to exchange a big chunk of their debt for equity.
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