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Meanings of little recourse in English

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Usage of little recourse in English
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Internet companies say that without net neutrality protection, many Americans will have little recourse.
Reuters
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He suggested Amazon's market dominance left traders with little recourse.
The Guardian
3
These millions had little recourse if they had no work.
American-made: the enduring legacy of the wpa : when fdr put the...
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Muslims in New Zealand have been targeted and surveilled for decades with little recourse.
Radio NZ
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Tribes also say they have little recourse to defend their lands from informal wildcatters.
Reuters
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So no legal protections and little recourse for non-payment.
The Guardian
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Critics complain drugmakers often go years without completing the studies, with little recourse from the agency.
Reuters
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The Soviets do not believe it and would have little recourse if America broke its word.
The Irish Times
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Without documentation, they have little recourse to help.
Reuters
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A bankrupt Citizen has very little recourse but to renounce his possessions and become a Slave.
Space Master, GM Book
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They returned, convinced of his innocence but, as poor blacks in the south, with little recourse.
The Guardian
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Complaints might go unanswered, but there was little recourse except to wait and hope for the best.
The Irish Times
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This leaves us with little recourse indeed.
Cities in Flight
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That leaves pet owners with little recourse but to throw their pet waste in the regular trash.
Reuters
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Legal action may offer little recourse since the courts often side with boards in challenges over stock sales.
Reuters
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Critics respond that the setups leave shareholders with little recourse when problems emerge, especially over the longer term.
Reuters
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