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"have a guarantee" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means to possess or be in possession of a guarantee. Example: "When purchasing a new phone, make sure to have a guarantee in case it malfunctions."
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"But he doesn't even have a guarantee in a week.
Sankumani and Shravani Sarma almost have a guarantee, though.
If I have a guarantee year remaining, am I guaranteed housing for any quarter I choose?
"You can have a guarantee, or a price, but not both".
"They want to have a guarantee that the constitution will have certain elements written into it.
Where older Americans no longer have a guarantee that Medicare will pay for their health needs.
But Trachsel does not have a guarantee attached to his right arm.
If you cannot have a guarantee of peace, you may defend yourself by all means we have to defend ourselves.
So straight away we have a guarantee of artisanal production, that is promise of alluringly crisp skin and succulent flesh.
I hate to say it, but I probably will, if I have a guarantee that it will perform adequately.
Where as if you do something where you need a thinking audience then you don't have a guarantee.
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