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The phrase 'have a flexible' is not grammatically correct as written and cannot be used in written English.
To make it correct and usable, you could write 'have a flexible schedule'. For example, you could write, "I'm trying to work around my school schedule, so I need to have a flexible schedule".
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"We have a flexible concept of space," Ms. Roidinger said.
If you have a flexible polymer that shouldn't happen".
If you have a flexible spending account — use it.
"We think it's very important to have a flexible, market-driven exchange rate.
We have a flexible working policy that's explained to all staff.
"You don't need much space, and you can have a flexible flight plan," he said.
Let's have a flexible schedule so you can have hours that work for you.
"You have to have a flexible infrastructure to be able to react, no matter what the situation might be".
You need to be available at short notice, have a flexible schedule, and access to early morning transport.
"Who has the time to go to these unless you're not working or you have a flexible job?" she said.
I will manage because I have a flexible job, but I don't know how people on fixed incomes will cope".
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