Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

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• I prefer having mine towed and getting it fixed.
• In this case, despite having the powers to propose legislation, the Commission prefers a different approach.
• One of the clear responses we gathered from the public consultation was that the citizens would prefer having a certain uniformity when it comes to the verification and the collection of signatures.
• In time we would prefer to see aviation having a completely separate scheme for trading in emission allowances.
• If you don't mind, I prefer having my misfortunes taken seriously.
• I prefer having George out of our apartment.
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• I can say quite frankly that I would prefer to have the satisfaction of full employment and twenty million jobs in Europe than full subsidisation.
• (10) Sows prefer to have social interactions with other pigs when provided with freedom of movement and environmental complexity. The current practice of keeping sows in continuous close confinement should therefore be prohibited.
• You and your company, I've lost art in shipping before, You see, and I prefer to have my possessions in my possession.
• Sows prefer to have social interactions with other pigs when provided with freedom of movement and environmental complexity.
• You may not need a transplant, but we prefer to have a donor on standby, ready to go.
• Other political groups prefer to have their offices outside Parliament, and have their own officials and adopt totally legal financing formulae.
• Ask the parents if they prefer to have their son in a wheelchair or dead.
• So instead of hoping an emergency I prefer to have reserves.