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"have the capabilities" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to possess the necessary skills, abilities, or resources to do something. Example: Our company is well-equipped and has the capabilities to handle large-scale projects. Another example: I believe that with hard work and determination, you have the capabilities to achieve your goals.
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We just don't have the capabilities.
They know they have the capabilities to do that".
"We have the capabilities of doing this, we just haven't shown the will".
Surely, we have the capabilities to create a similar tool for social situations.
We do not have the capabilities to fight Gaddafi and his forces.
If you have the capabilities, why not use them?" Well, why not?
He isn't a home run hitter but does have the capabilities of breaking free.
And his opponents on the battlefield don't have the capabilities or support the North Vietnamese did.
"David doesn't have the capabilities to just walk around," he said.
"A lot of competitors don't have the capabilities we have built in the last few years," Mr. Joshi said.
Those boundaries were probably, to some degree, there because we didn't have the capabilities we have now.
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