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Los rusos tuvieron a Stalin.
Inglaterra tuvo a Churchill. Cuando la Prohibición, los Estados Unidos tuvieron a Elliot Ness. Los pobres de Calcuta tuvieron a la Madre Teresa. España tuvo a Franco.
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It just means "to have" in this context doesn't it? The "a" is just the "personal a".
In Argentina they had Garzón. In Spain we had/have nobody.
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Quote:
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MHO.
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