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The phrase "a next time around" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used informally to refer to a future opportunity or occasion.
Example: "If we don't succeed this time, let's try again a next time around."
Alternatives: "next time" or "the next opportunity."
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In her stead is a survivor who, dare I say, has standards and now knows exactly what she wants from love if there is a next time around.
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"Now I have to concentrate on playing hockey, and prove to everyone what I can do and hopefully get a better offer next time around," Isbister said at the time.
Realistically, it would be unfair to judge Vilanova's performance or his long-term ability to lead Barcelona after just one season during which he spent three months in another continent, and he is relishing the opportunity for an uninterrupted campaign next time around. .
"It's going to be a good experience for the next time around," Kathleen said.
But next time around, an outside chairman is essential.
Next time around, give them the vote.
Next time around, you can try the thickener.
Smile, brighten up and be wiser the next time around!
In fact, I am considering a hybrid next time around.
Judging from his relaxed demeanor Tuesday, Bradley may try not to seem like such a sobersides next time around.
But those still out partying at the end of the year were not only less-fêted, but might have had people wondering if they were serious about winning a medal next time around.
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