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Meanings of spot a gap in English

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Usage of spot a gap in English
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I spotted a gap in the fencing and squeezed through with Bob.
A Gift from Bob
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Eventually they go open and move steadily forwards until Laidlaw spots a gap.
The Guardian
3
Thorncroft Clematis used to sell other plants before it spotted a gap in the market.
BBC
4
Not for the first time, though, Dermot Weld has spotted a gap in the market.
The Irish Times
5
A carpet rider spotted a gap in the traffic and shot forward to fly alongside.
The Good, The Bad, and The Uncanny
6
Spotting a gap in the traffic, the Alchemyst hurried the twins across Marylebone High Street.
The Sorceress
7
Almost immediately they spotted a gap in the market for a certain type of food magazine.
The Irish Times
8
Scientists have spotted a gap between what we can see and what must be out there.
Reuters
9
Eventually, Salvador spotted a gap in the slick wall and we climbed through, leaving the river behind.
Born to run: a hidden tribe, superathletes, and the greatest rac...
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Caroline worked for a company at first, before spotting a gap in the market and working for herself.
Independent.ie
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This week minor work was carried out again after staff spotted a gap opening up in part of the runway.
Radio NZ
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Hats off to Bianca for spotting a gap in the market, but you have to wonder why that gap exists?
The Guardian
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Eventually the incensed driver, spotting a gap, slipped out past the boys, swinging a fist and beeping his car horn.
The Irish Times
14
Belind and Jarrad McKay spotted a gap in the market for the food of Aotearoa in the sea of foreign… Audio
Radio NZ
15
Mohajane spotted a gap in the market, as she recognised that peri-urban and rural medical centres were often without ultrasound machines.
The South African
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Then, having spotted a gap, he cut between two trucks and swerved into oncoming traffic to yet another sounding of horns.
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