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We should mention another familiar idiomatic use of “have got”—the one that means “must.” Here too, the “got” is not essential to the meaning. “I have got to leave” = “I have to leave” = “I must leave.”
And again, a “do” reply to this variety of “have got” question is perfectly acceptable: “Have you got to leave?” … “I do.”
The Grammarphobia Blog: ‘Got a Screwdriver?’ … ‘I Do.’
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A business needs a very good reason ($$$) for the distraction and time cost of adding a new payment method. But consumers are quick to join a P2P app like Venmo or Cash App for a $10 referral code from their friends or because they like the community and culture associated with an app.
The Race for New Payment Rails
Reggie Young
Not only that, but you can usually moderate (identify and ban) spam without understanding the language.
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