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Meanings of few rights in English

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Usage of few rights in English
1
It's one of the few rights we have left, she said.
Reuters
2
I think I must have a few rights here, Mr. Wyman.
A Voyage with Captain Dynamite
3
In some countries, girls used to have few rights and now they have many.
Feminist dot com
4
Freedom of expressions is stifled and women have few rights.
Radio NZ
5
I absentmindedly waved O'Connell through a few rights and lefts, sending her down Euclid.
Pandemonium
6
They often work in the informal economy, without an employment contract and with few rights.
BBC
7
Almost half were unaware of just how few rights they would have as non-biological parents.
The Irish Times
8
They had few rights and they were owned, essentially.
Feminist dot com
9
A protected state has many obligations and few rights.
Santo Domingo: A Country with a Future
10
Some of them seem to have very few rights.
Dear Enemy
11
Without grant aid some Protestant children may now find themselves with no choices and few rights
The Irish Times
12
Law and custom gave the baseborn few rights.
A Game of Thrones
13
One man offers: "We are people who have few rights."
The Guardian
14
Sweatshop-like conditions where workers have few rights.
Wired
15
This was not easy in a society where men had multiple wives and women had few rights.
The Guardian
16
A woman has few rights in marriage.
The diary of mattie spenser
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