The phrase "others has" is not correct English.
If you are referring to more than one person or thing (plural), you should use the phrase "others have." For example, "Many students have studied abroad, but others have decided to stay closer to home."
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Football's labour market, like many others, has become globalised.
Explaining the project to others has been difficult.
This is what Microsoft, among others, has decided to do.
They said the gap between Shiites and others has grown.
(Jean-Luc Godard, among others, has championed his work).
Without him, the strain placed on others has been obvious.
None of the others has raised more than $14,000.
But the confidence of others has been shaken.
None of the others has been charged with any offence.
Despite his praise, Dr. Lorenz, like others, has criticisms.
Kingfisher, among others, has net positive impact goals.
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