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Discover Ludwig"has any ground" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to have any basis or justification for something. Example: The politician's claim that the new policy will benefit everyone does not have any ground. There is no evidence or reasoning to support this statement.
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Austen's Hampshire plot was small enough to begin with; has any ground been left unbroken?
At first, it may seem strange that the sport has any ground left to conquer in Brazil.
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It is unclear whether Al Jazeera has any grounds for seeking damages at this time.
We do not believe he has any grounds to bring an action".
Not that she has any grounds for complaint about her lifestyle or the privileged place where she has chosen to live it.
There is now some talk of a possible summit but that may be too hopeful as neither side has given any indication it thinks the other even has any grounds for a dispute.
We don't believe he has any grounds to seek dissolution of the partnership". Bergamot gallery owners expressed little concern over the issue this week.
Not that I had any ground to stand on.
"Their legitimacy does not have any ground in Syria, no elections".
Hannaford is offering refunds to customers who have any ground beef in their freezers bought in its stores with its store brand and stamped with sell-by dates ranging from May 29 through June 16.
If leasehold houses were banned, we would not have any ground rent income – even though such income would provide an equitably accrued emergency fund to meet unexpected legal or similar costs.
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