have you receive it well vs have you received it well

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• Will be your dexterity and how well you receive the other's moves
• But if he does not receive us well, they shall lock us both up.
• If he confesses, you may well receive some form of recompense.
• If you receive something interesting, well that's what SETI does actually, what SETI has been doing for many years.
• If there's two with the same speed and power Then the deciding factor Will be your dexterity and how well you receive the other's moves
• If you do business, there's money we have to receive as well as pay back.
• National Parliaments should be associated as closely as possible and should therefore receive this report as well.
• If I hear from those men that inquiries have been made about them, I will not receive that news well.
• I want to make sure you receive it.
• National Parliaments should be associated as closely as possible and should therefore receive this report as well.
• Information and communication technologies and biotechnology should receive particular attention as well as the convergence between these fields and cognitive sciences and N&N.
• It is important to ensure that only appropriate entities and arrangements receive special treatment as well as to take into account the diversity of pension systems across the Union, while also to provide for a level playing field for all pension scheme arrangements.
• Mr President, you often come in for a lot of flak on these occasions and I think it is only right that on some occasions you should receive some compliments as well.
• It's the only gift where you puke for nine months before you receive it and then scream the day it arrives.
• whereas the Editor-in-Chief of the independent newspaper 'Rabochy' has also been charged with defaming the President during the same election campaign and may well receive a prison sentence of up to five years,
• When you receive confirmation that the business ended well, you're free.
• As well as for the one about to receive its sharpened end.
• Well, he was overjoyed to receive it and he quickly carved this for his mother.
• Entering the common European home, we have to make our personal efforts to gain our well deserved place rather than receive it as a gift.
• Well, l do, Agent Scully, because l bent some rules this morning to find out who was to receive it.

Some examples from the web:

• Didn't think it'd be received well back home.
• As Gable's movies with other stars were well received it was becoming clear that it was Crawford who was slipping.
• So that if the performance isn't received well Or if I'm not received well, that it comes back... that it's bigger than me.
• Environmental liability is an important subject that has received well-deserved attention and caused intensive discussion for many years.
• Ladies and gentlemen, Commissioner, that was a political act which was not particularly received well by the Albanian Kosovars.
• Of course, the people of Thumba received well-equipped facilities, a place of worship and an educational centre elsewhere as promised.
• This initiative has been very well received.
• Your last gift was not received as well as you had hoped.
• I did, and the applause I received was well merited,
• However, requiring the Gdynia and Szczecin shipyards to pay back state aid they have received could well result in that industry having no outlook at all.
• Mr President, Denmark and Mr Haarder have today received well deserved praise. I agree with that praise.
• Well, I trust our message was well-received.
• Have you received calls from users seeking help with CoursePoint?
• My book wasn't exactly well received.
• But know that thought is well received.
• If he had brought flowers, It would be well received.
• This stage version had been exceptionally well received in England and in America.
• This time I knew I'd be well received.
• The first one was very well received.
• Your concern for my master is well received.