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Meanings of get a refund in English

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Usage of get a refund in English
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In fact this won't be the only year you'll get a refund.
News.com.au
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I tried on several occasions to contact Virgin to get a refund.
The Guardian
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If you, or I, buy faulty goods we can get a refund.
The Guardian
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Coronavirus: Will I get a refund if I have to cancel my trip?
News.com.au
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Can I just get a refund or a credit on the original instead?
Radio NZ
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Can I get a refund if my university stops in-person teaching?
BBC
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Customers who do not use the credit for 12 months will get a refund.
Reuters
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Fans with tickets for the canceled shows can exchange them or get a refund.
Reuters
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Students will be able to get a refund if they drop out shortly after enrolling.
Reuters
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RELATED: Will I get a refund from my airline?
News.com.au
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Is there some other procedure to get a refund?
The Irish Times
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Probably can't even get a refund on his deposit.
Our little secret
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If not, get a refund from your ISP, because you're not getting your money's worth.
Wired
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This means you will get a refund of the accommodation costs but usually not the service fee.
News.com.au
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Spectators can get a refund on their ticktet or simply use their Pukekohe tickets at Hampton Downs.
Radio NZ
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While they may get a refund on the tickets, who's going to pay for the inconvenience suffered?
The Irish Times
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