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leave open the possibility of

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leave open the possibility of something/doing something
to not prevent something from happening The spokesman left open the possibility of another meeting before the Israeli leader left Washington.
Usage notes: also used with that: His retirement leaves open the possibility that a new judge will be appointed this year.
Related vocabulary: leave something open
See also: leave, open


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It gave no new deadline for installing the software but it did leave open the possibility of the censorship scheme returning again in the future.
Despite Mr Brown's expected ``not yet'' verdict, pro-euro Cabinet colleagues including the Prime Minister, are anxious to leave open the possibility of a referendum on joining the euro before the next general election, and to put in place a strategy for meeting the tests.
But they were anxious to leave open the possibility of a referendum on the joining the euro before the next General Election.
 
 
 
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