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The difference here is pretty subtle (and the original sentence is perfectly understandable), but a context where I might say "more chances to correct these entries" would be if I had more time to correct entries, rather than when more entries present themselves to me.

Thank you all and please keep goingat it.

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Because sometimes some sentences in these entries hadmake no sense in Chinese.

Don't worry that the corrector can't understand your native sentences, we can use the translation tools online.

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