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The phrase "whatever they bring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express acceptance or openness to anything that others may provide or contribute. Example: "We are ready to face whatever they bring to the table during the negotiations."
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"Whatever they bring, colonizes," Mr. Ormiston said.
Catchbox guarantees the fishermen £5 of that £6, meaning a regular wage whatever they bring in with no risk of a sudden drop in a fish's market value.
I'll be looking forward to whatever they bring to New York next, especially if Cate Blanchett is starring.
So you have to be able to, you know, care for them whatever they bring in.
R1 Or are we doing CBT for fear of falling and actual (R4: and pain and..) R12 …in a sense you'll be working with them with whatever they bring, I mean it might be that you know the pain is a major factor in them not going out or whatever so I think that's a legitimate piece of work.
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Andrew Ondrejcak said, "people got back whatever they brought: a sexual thrill, a confirmation of their cynicism, or a glimpse of transcendence".
Most of the German art was brought here by people fleeing Nazi Europe, coming here with whatever they could bring with them".
Stocks were being dumped overboard for whatever they could bring, and prices plummeted as much as ten points between sales.
They have been warned that whatever they do bring will be closely inspected and confiscated if security personnel fear it could be used in a threatening manner.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, March 12 , 1927P. 17 The court has decided that theatre tickets may be sold for whatever they will bring.
The New Yorker, March 12 , 1927P. 17 The court has decided that theatre tickets may be sold for whatever they will bring.
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