Meaning?
Hi, What is the meaning of you get one bite at the apple? Please note that I know the legal connotation of the sentence, what I don't understand is the relation between one bite of the apple and the concept of not being able to file a case twice or res judicata.
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It's not a phrase I have heard, but it seems to just be a figurative way of saying you only get one try at something. Here is an interesting discussion. html I've heard You only get one kick at the can , which to me makes more sense since after you kick it the can is gone.
- It's not a phrase I have heard, but it seems to just be a figurative way of saying you only get one try at something.
- Here is an interesting discussion.
- html I've heard You only get one kick at the can , which to me makes more sense since after you kick it the can is gone.
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It's not a phrase I have heard, but it seems to just be a figurative way of saying you only get one try at something.
Here is an interesting discussion. https://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/11/messages/379.html
I've heard You only get one kick at the can
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