had vs had shallow felicity

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• He had had an extremely tough week.
• And it almost worked if he had had...
• I didn't know Kev had had car trouble.
• They were saying that my father had had people killed.
• Sometimes I wonder if he had had the choice, whether...
• He touched the wall and decided he had had enough.
• They told me you had had a child.
• Lemar acknowledged as one of the gentlemen of pop had had enough.
• I thought maybe your father had had another heart attack.
• The siege had had a traumatic effect on everyone.
• She had had some advanced therapy.
• It was the first positive reinforcement Tobias had had since India.
• It appeared the Hispanic community had had enough of Cinco de Cuatro.
• We know your father had had problems with the law.
• It had taken three days of almost non-stop driving, but this incredible machine had breached what the experts had said would be an impregnable wall.
• The researchers found that within 4 years of implantation, 50 % of patients who had had problems with their defibrillators had been forced to undergo further surgery.
• Sergio Paolo Francesco Silvestris had tabled an oral amendment to paragraph 66 which had not been adopted since it had been opposed by more than 40 Members.
• Thus, as parties had had ample opportunity to comment on this choice, their procedural rights had been respected in full.
• [Narrator] It had been a long time since Arthur Hoggett... had had an animal in whose abilities he had so much faith.
• Who had no recollection of what had happened over the last three weeks.

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