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Discover LudwigThe phrase "has a face" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase typically refers to a person or a thing that has a discernible face, such as a person, an animal, or certain inanimate objects, such as a clock or a teapot. For example, "The teapot has a face with eyes and a smile."
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He has a face you remember.
"She only has a face".
The other has a face".
This time, the enemy has a face.
Q says the machine (black square) has a face.
"Each tortilla has a face, you know," he said.
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The metal has a face-centred cubic crystal lattice structure.
It has a face-centred cubic crystal structure.
The XRD analytic result indicates that the nanometer metal film has a face-centered cubic structure.
The second allotrope, gray or alpha tin, has a face-centred cubic structure.
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