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The phrase "a second release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the subsequent version or iteration of a product, software, or any other item that has been released previously.
Example: "The developers announced a second release of the software, which includes several new features and bug fixes."
Alternatives: "a follow-up release" or "a subsequent release".
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The Murdochs clarified things in a second release contradicting Ailes' own.
A second release on April 25 will upgrade Berkeley Person Registry and CalNet Account Manager to use the Grails 3 framework.
"When someone is going to die?" Ms. Mouser and Mr. Russell said they had been pressured to sign a second release four days into the competition and immediately before she was placed in the harness.
That record quickly went triple-platinum and catapulted its maker's reputation, shored up with a second release, Rrakala, in 2011, performed in a mixture of his native Yolgnu and English.
On the eve of WhiskeyFest, an audience gathered with full glasses for a presentation launching a second release of the whiskey — newly blended after the initial batch of fifty thousand bottles sold out within nine months.
JERUSALEM — The fractured politics of Israel's governing coalition were spotlighted on Monday ahead of a second release of Palestinian prisoners that was agreed to as part of peace talks brokered by the United States.
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The second music release, a single, occurred in November 1999.
Simply press the trigger down for a second, releasing a few bullets, let go of the trigger, and repeat.
If a third release occurred, would you reopen the investigation?
The research is published today in Science as a First Release article.
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