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SeroMack Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
To have a shot
In the NYTimes article, the author writes:
Unlike the sneakers and glasses that caused such a fury in the ’80s and ’90s, iPhones didn’t originate in the celebrity system. They come with a democratic ethos (if not the analogous price tag); BlackBerrys are for suits, but even a child can work an iPhone. Wasn’t everyone supposed to have a shot?
What did she relate to in the last sentence? What kind of shot does she mean?
Unlike the sneakers and glasses that caused such a fury in the ’80s and ’90s, iPhones didn’t originate in the celebrity system. They come with a democratic ethos (if not the analogous price tag); BlackBerrys are for suits, but even a child can work an iPhone. Wasn’t everyone supposed to have a shot?
What did she relate to in the last sentence? What kind of shot does she mean?
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Wasn’t everyone supposed to have a shot? = Shouldn't everyone have an opportunity?
- Wasn’t everyone supposed to have a shot?
- = Shouldn't everyone have an opportunity?
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Wasn’t everyone supposed to have a shot? = Shouldn't everyone have an opportunity?
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