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Meanings of reserve the right in English

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Usage of reserve the right in English
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The promoters reserve the right to change any aspect of the prize.
The Irish Times
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The owners reserve the right to close the private road on occasion.
The Irish Times
3
So I reserve the right to return to verse drama one day.
The Guardian
4
We reserve the right to modify or discontinue promotions at any time.
Wired
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And I reserve the right to amuse myself in my own way.
The Vision of Desire
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We reserve the right to enforce these commenting guidelines at our discretion.
News.com.au
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Israel must always reserve the right to defend itself, he said.
The Guardian
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The promoters reserve the right to amend these terms and conditions.
The Irish Times
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But I reserve the right to reconsider in the clear light of day.
Hunter's moon: a novel
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Viscount Moritani, I reserve the right to order your execution at any time.
Paul of dune
11
I'm human, so I reserve the right to change my mind.
Ebony
12
Our moderators reserve the right to remove anything we deem inappropriate.
The Verge
13
The allies reserve the right to examine all decisions of German prize courts.
Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights
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The group said its members would reserve the right to take private legal action.
The Irish Times
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I reserve the right to deal with the kind of people I know best.
The Guardian
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We reserve the right to back out at any time prior to the deadline.
Consent to kill: a thriller
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