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HUBLOT Posted 11 years ago
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Had to have been
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2015/03/25/wisconsin-state-trooper-bank-robbery-suspect-shot-to-death/70415428/
"(The gunshots) were so fast it had to have been a semi-automatic weapon or something," Stevens said. "I'd say maybe 10 to 15 shots."
Does "had to have been" mean "must have been"?
"(The gunshots) were so fast it had to have been a semi-automatic weapon or something," Stevens said. "I'd say maybe 10 to 15 shots."
Does "had to have been" mean "must have been"?
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Yes — exactly.
- Yes — exactly.
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