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I have been to America.

I, too, have been to Shanghai.

A: I have been to Pakistan.

I have been to Naples and die.

I have been to some other places.

Then you have been much juster to us than we have been to you.

Those who have been to Dalian all say it's beautiful.

As a equipment manufacturer, we have been to many factories.

I think they have been told not to answer questions.

If you have been to Yangshuo, you must have been surprised by its green mountains and clear rivers.

To my life, because we have been tortured, we have been in slavery for many years, "said Junua."

Many have been struck by lightning and burned to the ground. Others have been torched by marauding warlords.

Germany's top executives have been too busy to have a quick appetite.

Mike: Ok. Actually I have been too busy to have breakfast yet.

You have been to many places in many dimensions and have experienced much.

He must have been to hate you, so you need to beat him to climb up.

My relatives have been to my house to play, we laughter, get along very well then.

I am to ( ie I have been told to ) inform you that...

In addition, 18 golf courses have been ordered to return and restore illegally occupied land, and 47 have been told to stop construction or business activities.

Dost thou think I have been to the forest so many times, and have yet no skill to judge who else has been there?

We can, in principle, now estimate how large a meteorite would have to have been to cause catastrophic events.

It was absolutely breathtaking. I have been to many concerts but never been so inspired like this.

The bosses of some Western firms throw away phones and laptops after they have been to China assuming they have been hacked.

Many people have been to Tijuana (the border between USA and Mexico).

You must have been to be misunderstood, the taste is a dummy eat huang2 lian2, have bitterness could not say!

He never seems to have been touched with the slightest remorse for his crimes.