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Meanings of get another chance in English

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Usage of get another chance in English
1
You just have to keep going and hope you get another chance.
The Guardian
2
Standard Chartered STAN.L could now get another chance at Nedbank, analysts said.
Reuters
3
Nick Clegg wants MPs to get another chance to consider the bill.
BBC
4
But she had to have the cap; she'd never get another chance.
Dead calm
5
I'm sure the players will be frustrated they don't get another chance.
Independent.ie
6
You may not get another chance at pregnancy, at least not naturally.
Mistress of the game
7
Once we arrive, I do not know when you'll get another chance.
Honour's Knight
8
Pearce was never sure he would get another chance for the Blues.
News.com.au
9
Lose, and it is a four-year wait before they get another chance.
Radio NZ
10
Ngā Tumanako from Auckland also get another chance to shake the stage.
Radio NZ
11
The Boilermakers will get another chance against a top-tier team when No.
Reuters
12
I didn't know if I'd get another chance. She looks at me.
The nobodies album
13
Or,' and he caught her eye, 'when we may get another chance.'
Stonewielder
14
She'd never get another chance like this to get inside the UNSC.
Smoke and Shadow
15
If I get another chance, I will try to save her yet.
The Coral Island: A Tale of the Pacific Ocean
16
He's getting old and realizes that he may never get another chance.
In the Land of Jim Crow
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