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Discover LudwigThe phrase "have it posted" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used when referring to posting a document or item somewhere. For example, "I need to have the package mailed out today, so I'll have it posted."
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(Cardinal Edward M. Egan "encourages all people to receive the blessings of indulgences," said his spokesman, Joseph Zwilling, who said he was unaware that the offer was not on the Web site, but would soon have it posted).
Speech bubbles and captions, write a message and then have it posted nationally or internationally.
But first I'm gonna stop at Starbucks.' Then I'll spend the flight editing the footage on iMovie and, by the time the plane lands, I'll have it posted on YouTube so everybody can see just how narcissistic I am!" "You think people will want to watch that?" "Of course.
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You can either get it in person or have it sent via post.
They have now posted it on their Facebook site.
It has posted signs in its meat departments and on its Web site, and sent media advisories locally and nationally.
It has posted losses in the last 10 quarters and sales have declined for the last six quarters.
Despite its huge sales it has posted comparatively low profits, resulting in relatively light tax bills.
If I had found any this morning, I would have posted it already.
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