Synonyms for having
hav·ing

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1. List of paraphrases for "having":

   bearing, taking, after

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1. Carol Mann:

   My view is that this is being done to discourage minorities from voting, these streets and these apartment complexes, and I can tell you having gone through all of them and knocking on doors in this area, are vastly majority African American.

2. Phil McAllister:

   [ h ] owever, we will need additional missions from SpaceX to implement our strategy of having each commercial provider flying alternating missions once per year, our goal has always been to have multiple providers for crewed transportation to the space station.

3. Andrew Berry:

   Those in-depth conversations, the extensive evaluation process, Deshaun Watson dedication to being a great teammate and devotion to helping others within the NFL, within the community and through Deshaun Watson charitable initiatives provided the foundation for us to pursue Deshaun. We are confident in Deshaun and excited about moving forward with him as our quarterback and supporting his genuine and determined efforts. we look forward to having Deshaun as our starting quarterback. We have done extensive investigative, legal and reference work over the past several months to provide us with the appropriate information needed to make an informed decision about pursuing him and moving forward with him as our quarterback.

4. Leonard Steinhorn:

   Integration is not just hanging out( together). It’s having access to credit, it’s seeing the value of your home increase, it’s accumulating wealth.

5. George Steinbrenner:

   I ’m not afraid to make changes as we saw with the manager a few years ago, but the changes have to be made for more than just the sake of making changes. I know I'm stating the obvious, But again, I ’m going to be looking at everybody’s performance at the end of the year throughout the organization, baseball ops or not, and that’s what I do every year, and it’s not something I tend to do in the middle of the year. Do I like consistency, do I( like) having the same people around, that I am used to, that I communicate well with, that we can kind of understand each other ? Yes. But not if we're having serious problems with that person’s performance or in the way that players or in other departments, other employees look — respect or don't respect that person.