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Meanings of little choice in English

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Usage of little choice in English
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City officials say they had little choice but to use the church.
Reuters
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However, the 76-year old Rich said the group had probably little choice.
Reuters
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Maskelyne soberly agreed; he had little choice but to fully trust Devant.
Hiding the Elephant
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The circumstances of his situation left him little choice in the matter.
Old Portraits and Modern Sketches / Part 1 from Volume VI of The...
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But he was now in a situation where he had little choice.
The unincorporated man
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But he decided he had little choice: pay now or pay later.
The manning grooms: bride on the loose\same time, next year
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Obama said he was left with little choice but to dismiss McChrystal.
The Guardian
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He had returned to Afghanistan this time because he had little choice.
Ghost wars
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Dorsey can't please everyone, but he has little choice but to try.
Reuters
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He had little choice, for who else would work for his wages?
Can You Feel Anything When I Do This?
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The people who voted had little choice for whom they should vote.
Equality
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But Stena's investment is committed it has little choice but to proceed.
The Irish Times
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Greek banks have little choice but to roll over their own holdings.
Reuters
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But this was a matter of fate, and Michael had little choice.
The Wolf’s Hour
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Seregil had little choice but to hold him until he calmed down.
Shadows Return
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Eddie's fond of them. But Eddie had little choice in the matter.
Poe
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