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The phrase "and possibly a second" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or possibilities, indicating that there may be an additional item or instance beyond the first mentioned.
Example: "We will have one main speaker at the event, and possibly a second if we can find someone available."
Alternatives: "and maybe another" or "and perhaps a second one".
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The delay, by at least one officer and possibly a second, raises questions about whether a faster response could have spared the lives of some Pakistani soldiers.
The delay, by at least one officer and possibly a second, raised questions about whether a faster response could have spared some lives.
As all cocktail snacks do, the nuts served a dual purpose, priming my stomach for the onset of the alcohol while encouraging thirst (and possibly a second round).
Daryl Kimball is executive director of the Arms Control Association With its gas centrifuge plant at Yongbyon and possibly a second hidden one, North Korea has perhaps already built many more nuclear weapons than publicly realised.
The deal will enter a period of limbo for up to 82 days: 60 for Congress to review it and a further 22 for a first vote and possibly a second in the event of a presidential veto.
However there will be a Queen's speech two weeks from today, followed by a budget that will almost certainly tell the uncomfortable truths that have been hidden from view until now, and possibly a second election later this year.
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"And possibly a third chance".
It will start with a kindergarten class and possibly a first grade.
Two of Jupiter's moons, Europa and Callisto, and possibly a third, Ganymede, also have them.
On Sunday, two players and possibly a third will not play against the Browns.
He had at least five children with three women, and possibly a sixth child with still another woman.
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