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Meanings of win the right in English

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Usage of win the right in English
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Two women sought to win the right for terminations on the NHS.
The Guardian
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You just have to win the right to make that decision.
Lone Wolf
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You win the right to cooperate only by being tough to start with.
Reuters
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I may win the right to come back again if I go away.
Winston of the Prairie
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Tokyo has overcome the Fukushima nuclear crisis to win the right to host the 2020 Olympics.
Radio NZ
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It's typical to win the right to be invited to school events, like plays and games.
Reuters
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But he knows that "Nightline" has to win the right to stay every day.
Reuters
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But he knew it would be months before he could win the right to do this.
The Highgrader
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I want to win the right way.
The Guardian
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Mr Nagle is the first male survivor in Victoria to win the right to self-identify in media.
News.com.au
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In that case, bigness can be an evolutionary advantage, since the largest males win the right to mate.
Wired
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She wasn't running for office, asking for money or trying to win the right to run anyone's life.
Ebony
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Victors win the right to mate.
Wired
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Irish consumers will win the right to bring class actions against companies under new proposals from the European Commission.
The Irish Times
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In the first round, the state won the case but did not win the right to have its costs paid.
Reuters
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It took 150 years after the signing of our Declaration of Independence for women to win the right to vote.
Feminist dot com
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