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The phrase 'the most experience' is grammatically correct, but it does not make sense in this form
It should be 'the most experienced' or 'the most experiences'. For example, She was chosen to lead the team because she had the most experience.
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And one candidate has the most experience.
Sergeant Pavone seemed to have the most experience.
"He doesn't have the most experience," Bagnoli said of Garton.
Of the remaining presidential candidates, who has the most experience?
Right now, the United Hospital Fund has perhaps the most experience in dealing with the issue.
Of course, this has hurt Hillary's claim that she's the candidate with the most experience.
Of the returning wide receivers, Steve Smith and Domenik Hixon have the most experience.
"You're looking at the guy with the most experience," Girardi said.
Keflezighi, at 36, has the most experience of anyone on the streets of New York.
The person who chairs the risk committee is also the non-executive with the most experience in bank risk.
"We can't afford not to have guys on the court, especially the guys who have the most experience".
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