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Discover Ludwig"have rendered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a service that has been provided in the past. For example: "The people of the village have rendered an invaluable service to our community."
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We have rendered no such "holding," however.
Other courts have rendered similar rulings.
They might actually have rendered him speechless.
Manhattan's DA may have rendered it moot.
Artists have rendered his image in paint.
Nor would this warning have rendered Phenergan misbranded.
Ghaemi would have rendered a malpractice judgment at Nuremberg.
But the Arab rebellions have rendered these designs obsolete.
It would have rendered Howard Cosell mute with rage.
All the wannabe Verves have rendered them commonplace, and meanwhile, the real Verve have rendered themselves indistinguishable.
Recent events have rendered parts of some exhibitions obsolete.
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