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Meanings of second referendum in English

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Usage of second referendum in English
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Brexit supporters say a second referendum would trigger a major constitutional crisis.
Reuters
2
The government and Parliament then passed legislation to hold that second referendum.
Radio NZ
3
Corbyn is under increasing pressure from MPs to support a second referendum.
The Guardian
4
The most obvious sign is the increasing chatter about a second referendum.
The Irish Times
5
And if there was a second referendum, I would vote Leave again.
The Guardian
6
Many campaigners have argued vigorously for a second referendum as the solution.
The Guardian
7
That would then be followed by a second referendum on the deal.
Radio NZ
8
The Liberal Democrats are in favour of a second referendum on Brexit.
News.com.au
9
Indeed some even argue that a second referendum could be in prospect.
The Irish Times
10
There was nothing at all undemocratic about calling for a second referendum.
The Irish Times
11
And the odds on either, or on a second referendum, are shortening.
Reuters
12
A second referendum would provoke instant, deep and ineradicable feelings of betrayal.
Reuters
13
Theresa May's Conservative minority government has dismissed the idea of a second referendum.
Reuters
14
However, everybody will be older by the time a second referendum is held.
The Irish Times
15
Opinion polls suggest a second referendum would be won by Remain.
The Irish Times
16
This second referendum took place on the day of the 1993 general election.
The Guardian
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