But here's a reminder: When it comes to this show, there may be second chances, and third chances, and even fourth chances.
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It had chances to do that; it passed those chances up.
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I still had chances, I got chances and I used them.
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If you want to take chances, you can still take chances.
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Eliminating scoring chances and taking advantage of the chances we get.
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We traded some good chances and good chances missed by both teams.
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So many chances to screw up So many chances to screw up.
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It means taking chances on women just as we take chances on men.
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I gave him a lot of chances—I gave us a lot of chances.
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It will minimize your chances of injury and maximize your chances of seeing a benefit.
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We had some good chances last game against them, thought we had some good chances tonight.
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And it gives you two chances at an opener and two chances at a closing number.
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But I am also very open to the chances of life, and the chances of my profession.
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Soybean plantings have high chances of increasing and wheat acres have moderate to high chances of decreasing.
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We had some chances but certainly not as good as the chances they had on our goaltender.
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Yet the chances of removing him appear as dim as Obamacare's chances of survival did on Nov.
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The chances of a no-deal Brexit fell on Tuesday while the chances of a softer one rose.
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This gotcha culture really hurts, I think it hurts our chances, the Democratic Party's chances of getting elected.
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After the news, Trump's chances gained as much as 31 percent, while Clinton's chances fell more than 10 percent.
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Attacking the GOP not only hurts his chances of winning, but hurts his chances of being an effective president.
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Republicans say they are cautiously optimistic about their chances for keeping the Senate, but they aren't taking any chances.
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Once you've taken a few chances and they've paid off, the system wants you to continue to take chances.
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This reversed when it came to whites with a strong preference: Trump's chances doubled, whereas Clinton's chances dropped by half.
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Friday's announcement will likely increase Trump's chances of winning and whittle down the already slim chances of a Democratic sweep.
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"If you're looking at chances we had the better chances it's as simple as that," England captain Gary Cahill said.
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CELEBS DISH ON CLINTON'S CHANCES: The Hill's Judy Kurtz reports: Celebrities are split on Hillary Clinton's chances in the fall.
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"We got a few chances and a couple of them were 'A' chances and we capitalized on them," Tippett said.
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"The chances of someone having a similar idea are high, but the chances of someone executing is fairly low," Hussain said.
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So he procured some faulty math to tell them this: Conference championship + expansion = marginally improved Playoff chances Marginally improved Playoff chances + ????
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Chances low, but on rise To be clear, your chances of being hurt or killed in a mass shooting remain slim.
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Panama keeps getting chances though ... Matthew Futterman: Panama has now had two good chances and missed the goal badly on both.
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President Trump is counting on a soaring stock market and strong economy to boost his chances at reelection chances in November.
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McConnell reportedly told Priebus that the ad campaign would hurt the bill's chances of passing, as well as Heller's reelection chances.
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Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court chances are in doubt — and President Donald Trump is stepping in to try to salvage his chances.
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"I don't think we should stop taking chances; I just think we need to take chances intelligently and thoughtfully," Dean Lyon said.
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A quarter say the chances are fair, while 22 percent say the chances are poor that Congress will pass stricter gun laws.
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"The chances of that are probably as good as the chances of Jessica Alba calling me for her next barbecue," Kloza joked.
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Clinton's chances for the presidency are at 73%, a huge lead from Trump, who is in second place with his chances at 14%.
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Below, the nine other people with the best chances of winning the Democratic nod next year, ranked by their chances at victory. 10.
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That shows the average American's chances of getting married remain almost the same, though their chances of marrying while young are dramatically smaller.
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Just two weeks into the 2016 season, the Big 12's Playoff chances are significantly worse than the chances of any other conference.
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If you're a parent, chances are you've heard of "Fortnite," and if you're on social media at all, chances are you've seen it.
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Only three players in Russia have created more chances than Modric, who has created double the number of chances of any team-mate.
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But failure, he says, is oftentimes a sign that you're taking chances — and it's through those chances that you have the opportunity to succeed.
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Faced with a series of random chances, for better and worse, what I made of my life is what I made of those chances.
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Here's what happened: Russia, through a variety of means and strategies, sought to help Donald Trump's chances of winning and hurt Hillary Clinton's chances.
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"Economic fundamentals remain solid, and from here on, chances of a rebound are still much higher than chances of yet another disappointment," he added.
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It won't improve his chances of becoming president, but it might improve his chances of having a cool story to tell his young niece.
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SpaceX will have many more chances to land its rockets again soon SpaceX will have many more chances to land its rockets again soon.
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The chances of being killed by a mass shooter are lower than the chances of being struck by lightning, or of dying from tuberculosis.
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Bach did not refer to the new leadership but said the slow pace of chances could affect boxing's chances to make it to Tokyo 2020.
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That seems like a worthy goal, though the chances of the toys promoting peace seem even more remote than the chances they'll help treat ADHD.
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This also means that our chances of meeting nuclear oblivion could be considerably higher than our chances of ever winning a major soccer tournament again.
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The moves raise the chances that Qualcomm will buy NXP and lowered the chances of a Broadcom-Qualcomm deal, CFRA Research analyst Scott Kessler wrote.
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The Democrats' chances to retake the House remain extremely high, she writes in a new piece, and those chances haven't fallen much in recent months.
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In today's polarized online hellscape of a world, regardless of background or political chances, I like our chances to fix things after whatever inferno awaits.
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Given that your sister's chances are 50 percent (and that it's vanishingly unlikely that her partner has the gene), her children's chances are 25 percent.
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The chances that an inmate will survive a relapse after being released from custody plummets, while the chances that he or she will overdose skyrockets.
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"It's a celebration of recovery, of second chances — maybe more than second chances; we're talking, like, cat lives," George, 57, tells PEOPLE exclusively of the video.
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Of course, the chances of you forgetting this fact are comparable to the chances of seeing Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster at the same time.
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If you assume your chances of picking any one game correctly are 50/50, the chances of pulling it off are about 1 in 281.5 trillion.
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I like Liv's chances against Jake a bit better than Abby's chances against Cyrus, but this will definitely be the next moral war of the show.
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Having a silent heart attack increased the chances of dying from heart disease threefold and increased chances of dying from any cause by 34%, the study found.
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"Now they have to completely open up, which allowed us to have more chances, and we took those chances well," Toronto F.C. center back Drew Moor said.
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Republicans worry a sudden economic downturn might not only hurt Trump's chances of winning a second term but also their chances of holding onto the Senate majority.
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So, which question does he expect to field first, one about his chances to win his fourth major or one about Matsuyama's chances to win his first?
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Those members are constantly faced with the possibility that a vote they cast could harm their chances, and the party's chances, of holding the House, she said.
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Those members are constantly faced with the possibility that a vote they cast could harm their chances, and the party's chances, of holding the House, she said.
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Liverpool carved out a handful of openings, half chances and snatched chances and glimpses of goal, and the crowd surged, sensing possibility, and Bayern did not blink.
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There are people there are people that obviously take chances in their fashion, like a Cate Blanchett always takes chances but she always looks like a Cate Blanchett.
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At this late stage in the race, Gabbard's chances of winning the Democratic nomination are probably about as high as her chances of winning this lawsuit against Clinton.
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Bresnik is a fan of playing down his players' chances in public — even ruling out his players' chances in public — but he left the door ajar this time.
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The rest of the continental US has equal chances of experiencing a normal winter -- meaning residents there will have equal chances of having above, near or below-normal temperatures.
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According to the US intelligence community, that hacking was conducted by the Russians for the express purpose of improving Trump's chances (and hurting Clinton's chances) in the 2016 election.
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Gretzky's presence changed how great teams could play and win games, because the chances he created were simply always going to be better than the chances opponents would create.
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We find poor hygiene abhorrent, for example, because picking your nose and not bathing increases your chances of getting sick—and thereby our chances of catching something from you.
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The chances of persuading the US to replace its carbon policies with a single tax is low; the chances of getting the entire world to do it are vanishing.
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In July, scientists said the chances of meeting that goal were just 21.5 percent, and the chances of keeping the rise to 21 degrees Celsius were just 23 percent.
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In July, scientists said the chances of meeting that goal were just 5 percent, and the chances of keeping the rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius were just 1 percent.
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While the chances of this particular situation happening is exceedingly rare, said Urmson, which "reduces the chances of that ethical dilemma to almost nothing," in fact, there is a hierarchy.
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"If you look at the games we have played, the opponent has had more ball possession than we have but we have created more chances, more dangerous chances," Granqvist said.
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"We're getting chances, but I don't think we're getting really the Grade A quality (chances) that we're looking for from the middle of the ice," Kings center Anze Kopitar said.
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Jon Ralston, the Nevada political expert, declared Trump's chances in the Silver State "dead" over the weekend before Election Day — and he cast a similarly dismal pall over Heck's chances.
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When you were a child, an empty stomach hindered your chances of learning, now as an adult trying to function on an empty stomach can hinder your chances of success.
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Defeating the Patriots would pump up the Steelers' playoff chances to 83 percent and their division chances to 78 percent, fending off the Baltimore Ravens for at least another week.
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Here are every team's chances by division: The simulator is most useful right now for thinking about the big picture: What games are most important for your team's playoff chances?
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"Your chances of finding a worker that's been misclassified if that worker has not complained are worse than your chances of finding a leprechaun riding a unicorn," Mr. Harris said.
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Using odds from Bovada to determine the favorites, here are the seven teams with the best chances to win the Cup and how their deadline acquisitions helped—or hurt—those chances.
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Alternatively, Shimi suggests that increased promiscuity among some women, and therefore increased contact and intimacy -- through kissing or sex -- may directly increase chances of tonsillitis or else chances of abdominal infection.
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And with Ohtani sidelined at least as a pitcher, their chances of a competitive 2019 season have taken another hit, and with them their chances of keeping Mike Trout beyond 2020.
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If you live on the planet earth, chances are you live in an area where it rains, and chances are you could use an umbrella, even if you already have one.
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St. Louis began generating better chances in the second period, but Rinne kept the Blues off the scoresheet, delivering a pair of tough saves on quality chances by center Patrik Berglund.
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"We take chances every single day at work, in life," said Blieden, "and this is probably one of the best chances that we have taken, and we're really excited about it."
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While one Senate Democratic aide said the chances of getting an official announcement on Monday was "50/85033 at best," a Senate Republican aide was even more pessimistic about its chances.
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One, it would flatten the chances for future big-budget films with female protagonists, and two, it would dampen the chances of another woman director being entrusted with a tentpole film.
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Most inmates given those chances will not reenter crime .
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"But you created double the chances —" Klopp practically shouted.
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But the problem is: if you're playing HQ with friends, chances are everyone is already on their phone anyway, since more players essentially means more chances to progress, especially on tougher rounds.
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So even as lottery designers have been lowering the chances of winning the jackpot, they have been boosting the chances of winning lesser prizes, notes David Spiegelhalter of the University of Cambridge.
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According to an analysis by Gracenote Sports, a data analytics firm, City is not only creating more chances than it did last season, those chances are, on average, of a higher quality.
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Related: On the new episode of "The Argument" podcast, Ross Douthat, Michelle Goldberg and I talk about the Democrats' chances of winning back the Senate — and whether they're messing up those chances.
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"It's not like we're missing our chances - we're not really getting chances, so that's what's getting a little frustrating," Drouin told reporters after a 3-1 loss at Tampa Bay on Thursday.
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Give a nurse just one patient beyond four and the chances of that patient dying shoot up 7 percent and the chances of that nurse getting burned out climbs an astonishing 23 percent.
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Goldman Sachs on Friday cut the chances of May's deal being ratified to 50 percent from 60 percent, and raised the chances of a "no-deal" Brexit to 15 percent from 5 percent.
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And while the Rangers were a woeful 1-for-363 with runners in scoring position, San Diego failed to take advantage of its chances by going 1-for-11 in their RBI chances.
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This is becoming old saw: Russia stole and published emails and also generated fake news, all in an attempt to hurt Hillary Clinton's chances of being elected and therefore to aid Trump's chances.
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The filmmaker has talked about the possibility of the film often, sometimes talking up the chances of it seeing the light of day, other times playing down the chances of it ever happening.
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Scotland's captain, Greig Laidlaw, is bullish about his team's chances.
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Or that when you add kids, the chances go down.
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"They got some chances and made us pay," he said.
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The EU can improve the chances of a sensible outcome.
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What's more, the chances of a complete recovery are unlikely.
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Something different, creative and fun, and something that takes chances.
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Her chances of winning the vote appear to be slim.
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Chances are Euron will bring them to Cersei next week.
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It significantly increases the chances that she's actually a Targaryen.
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"The chances are low, but we're still pushing," he said.
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He has four blown saves in his past six chances.
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And, chances are it shouldn't cost you more than $7.
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But would his racist rhetoric actually hurt his chances in
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I really sacrificed, and I took a lot of chances.
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You can't be scared to take chances or make mistakes.
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You'll have plenty of chances to catch curling this Olympics.
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Voters spoke loud and clear — we believe in second chances.
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According to employees, there are many chances for career development.
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Others are pessimistic about the chances of a recall referendum.
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That said, they've got plenty of chances to change course.
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The Rams converted 214 of 11 chances on third down.
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You don't get that many chances at getting it right.
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Macron's chances of political survival and recovery seem heavily compromised.
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I'll go back as far as Buster Keaton, Seven Chances.
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Chances are, you've seen some of the California native's work.
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Others said tax reform's chances will not be greatly frustrated.
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I think we had enough chances early on to [win].
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Chances are even your worst interview wasn't too terribly bad.
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You bet your ass (and chances are you are, too).
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They say the chances are probably less than 25 percent.
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Jagland declined to comment on Trump's chances after the summit.
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No second chances when you're spray painting a white wall.
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Marlins RHP A.J. Ramos has converted all 21 save chances.
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The chances of actually becoming an astronaut are exceedingly slim.
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I would take more chances with my career and creativity.
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A longer fire season means more chances for fire ignitions.
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Zach Britton then earned his 21th save in 20 chances.
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Hart has had multiple chances to learn and refuses to.
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The chances of a chaotic, "no deal" Brexit have risen.
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Chances are there's a name for everyone on your list.
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Both candidates' chances, according to the poll, are at 46%.
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The chances of seeing potential bae again aren't looking good.
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"Chances are you're not at a full salary," Hannon said.
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Infowars saga the past few weeks, chances are you're exhausted.
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More body weight means greater chances of surviving the winter.
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The chances of Harry becoming king are, at best, slim.
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Chances are, we'll be seeing a few more this year.
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With Ping digging in, chances for a settlement seem slim.
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What are the chances of two in the one year?
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Strong banks and growing savings increase the chances of success.
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After that, though, neither team scored although both had chances.
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I have no idea what the chances are of success.
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Any more and you increase the chances of product pilling.
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"It's slim to none," the aide said of their chances.
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Chances are they don't even know if they're doing it.
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Chances are the answer is right back where they started.
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What are the chances of picking four white balls correctly?
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How you should grab your chances while you can. Right.
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So this English village wasn't taking any chances on zombies.
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Republican insiders say losing those delegates hurt Paul's nomination chances.
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The model calculated the chances of this outcome at 0.5%.
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Chances are you'll be wearing them regularly until next winter.
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High rain chances arrive by late afternoon, if not before.
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Using this moment well is critically important to his chances.
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Chances are, your blowout has fallen flat by day two.
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The same study showed their chances increased tenfold when represented.
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Chances of a December rate hike declined to 69 percent.
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Chances are, those mentions also apply to women's hair choices.
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Entrepreneurs, people experimenting, people taking chances, begin to offer options.
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Chances are you've seen quite a few of their designs.
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"Everyone deserves second chances, bro," Paul, 22, told a cameraman.
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The older you are, the greater your chances of success.
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Chances are, your anxieties are trying to tell you something.
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What are the chances of you setting us up anyway?
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"Obviously there was spurts we gave them chances," he said.
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They also differed on the chances of renewing the ceasefire.
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Many aviation regulators around the world are taking no chances.
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My chances of reaching my goal weren't looking so great.
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Chances are, it'll use its own platform to do so.
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Even worse, her baby's chances of survival would be grim.
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Chances are he doesn't even know its part of America.
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After her performance on Thursday, her chances jumped to 43%.
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The Wizards missed three good late chances, all from Beal.
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It could even increase the chances regulators will step in.
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Calvin Roberts believes it's never too late for second chances.
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If you're there, then the chances of success are high.
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Chances of a 2809.75 basis point cut were at 98%.
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House Republicans tend to be more bullish about their chances.
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Chances are there was a female rattlesnake quite close by.
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And having been through it previously, Brohm likes his chances.
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"We had some chances there to tie it," Pacioretty said.
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PERINO: The chances of finding the needle are pretty slim.
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But chances of a deal were dim, the note said.
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Wilson and the Seahawks had two chances late to rally.
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" MLB CHANCES: -- "I can't see him not making the Majors.
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" Brittany added: "We knew that the chances were incredibly scarce.
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Business One of Walmart's best chances at taking on Amazon.
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Still, the chances of Parliament scuppering the withdrawal are small.
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These long trails significantly increase your chances of seeing meteors.
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In afternoon trade, the chances were 92% and 8%, respectively.
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Every day, the remainder's chances at sustainable survival become slimmer.
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"I've always been a believer in second chances," Trump said.
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Your chances for equivalence went out the door last night.
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When you have those chances, you've got to take them.
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The Princeton Election Consortium put her chances at nearly 100%.
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Both teams had chances to score in the latter innings.
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Chances are the tech won't survive the cold, says Thornton.
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Chances are, this happens when you're speaking to a stranger.
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The chances of that happening during the monsoon increase sharply.
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The chances of Iran agreeing to tighter constraints are minimal.
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So chances are, the PVG100 will be a budget device.
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The chances of landing DiCaprio could be slim to none.
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Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas are not taking any chances.
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This may increase the chances of heart attacks and strokes.
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Forecasters said the chances of a U.S. hit were increasing.
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Warnings about increased chances for a downturn are not new.
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With Alpha Centauri A and B, we've got two chances.
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Chances are, whichever one plays best is your series winner.
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But their chances of getting there seem to be improving.
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If you have bad posture, chances are you already know.
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But chances are you haven't heard much about them yet.
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The chances of picking a perfect bracket are virtually impossible.
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"Imaginary Mary" (ABC) - Any chances for renewal are likely imaginary.
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Chances are, that hook up will be null and void.
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The chances are that this is not just a blip.
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Chances are, you'll either miss the launch or your plane.
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If you've reached an impasse, chances are emotions are charged.
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Last fight, I took chances and I paid for that.
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And chances are the evangelical community will forgive him accordingly.
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Paulie, i had given you MANY chances to come clean.
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What were the chances of all of them being racist?
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In March, Sports Illustrated examined Simpson's chances of getting parole.
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The Sunshine State is crucial to Trump's chances of victory.
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The Islanders generated the majority of chances in the first.
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Chances are, they might not even realize that it's happening.
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Countries in the region, however, are not taking any chances.
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Chances of a 2811.25 basis point cut were at 98%.
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Either way, the chances for democracy have receded even further.
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The more you prepare, the better your chances of success.
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"You never know," he said of his chances this week.
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And how did their reporting hurt Rick's chances at freedom?
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But the chances of that happening this year seem remote.
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Brandon Maurer picked up his 11th save in 13 chances.
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Both teams had plenty of chances in regulation, particularly late.
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Chances are it has to do with your basic outfit.
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Two other shootout chances by the Rangers missed the target.
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Hyperthyroidism is known to affect a woman's chances of conception.
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Every one of his albums is different, original, takes chances.
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Established drivers could use one to solidify their championship chances.
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I hope there are big chances to play in Rome.
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It basically increases your chances relative to the general population.
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However, Carolina couldn't capitalize on either of those golden chances.
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Edwin Diaz finished with his 33th save in 19 chances.
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I'm just glad the NFL is giving guys second chances.
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ZTE's already proven that's it's not afraid to take chances.
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The chances are that you know some of the constellations.
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Keuchel said the guys feel pretty good about their chances.
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"They don't give you more than two chances," Cristobal said.
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However, it does increase the chances of a contested convention.
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Chances are they won't want duplicate appliances cluttering their cabinets.
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He accused me of ruining his chances of securing disability.
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The chances of losing them are too high for comfort.
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Chances are you're not having much luck taking him down.
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The new rules mean fewer chances to change parents' minds.
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If we can stay in one, I like our chances.
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The chances of success will also hinge on the Dec.
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Chances are there are other big cities on the way.
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If you haven't heard of Saint, chances are, you will.
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With Cramer in, Republicans feel very confident about their chances.
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Or, more aptly, for fear of affecting Trump's electoral chances.
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" Brittany adds: "We knew that the chances were incredibly scarce.
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What are the chances of having two children like that?
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In the first overtime, each team had plenty of chances.
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He has tied his chances to the "binding" OAS audit.
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Both teams had plenty of chances in the second overtime.
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There were many exaggerated flops, and virtually no scoring chances.
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He says investors have two chances to get it right.
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There are differing expectations about the chances of a recession.
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Whether it's second chances or alcohol, everyone deserves another, right?
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I'm not afraid to take chances and live my life.
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Granted, Chances Are You Knew It Wasn't Ok, But Still.
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So Sanders's chances have narrowed to a barely there sliver.
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For most people, the chances of an audit are slim.
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Who boosted their chances, and which candidates missed an opportunity?
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You always take chances, and we still have some failures.
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Chances are your suggestions will be different for each person.
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Both Castro and Hahn had chances to win in regulation.
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There are a lot of chances beforehand to get hurt.
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Miller's chances of success in the DC Circuit look slim.
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Chances are, we have not heard the last from Beto.
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MORE (Ariz.) — but neither will threaten her chances in committee.
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"The authorities aren't taking any chances," said CNN's Ivan Watson.
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Chances are they'll let you go with a sweet warning.
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Cutting Fry now will give Pineiro more chances, Nagy said.
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Today's Exhausted Superkids Chances are you don't get enough sleep.
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There were stretches without solid scoring chances with tight checking.
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What does this say about the chances of Martian life?
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"They can't take no chances any more," Mr. Lancellotti said.
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And chances are, your boss would agree with with that.
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Chances are you are reading this while you are dressed.
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The chances against her surviving at that stage was huge.
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"I've always been a believer in second chances," he said.
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Taking unnecessary chances would be a mistake for his campaign.
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It was just a matter of putting their chances in.
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Not that the Sharks would want to take their chances.
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Still, the chances of Pelosi's being deposed remain relatively low.
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"I had missed my chances by then already," he said.
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Here's what you need to know: • Rough day, missed chances.
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A glut of flawed candidates, though, is undermining its chances.
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Hard work, heart, taking chances — that was always my philosophy.
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And if it's throwing, chances are it's throwing to McLaurin.
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As experts dismissed his chances, his crowds grew in size.
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But bin Salman still appears to be taking no chances.
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Many chances to avert the error were missed, officials said.
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Chances are, some of you still have old VHS cassettes.
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It improves her chances of leading the U.S. intelligence agency.
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"We had our chances," Bickerstaff told reporters after the loss.
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Both women and men have chances to dance independently, too.
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Chances are, you'll think longer and harder about your purchases.
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Just how many show up could easily decide her chances.
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" Elias said, "It's also second chances— my story, your story.
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Colorado gave Utah plenty of chances to take control early.
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Clinton's chances at 90 percent or more, that has happened.
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Clinton's chances to win the presidency stand at 75 percent.
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This is not a league that affords many second chances.
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As Trump's popularity declines, so do his party's electoral chances.
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Chances are he couldn't hit the side of a barn.
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For now, the chances of a shutdown appear very low.
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And their chances of any success in court are slim.
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Asked about the chances of success for such legislation, Sen.
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Stocks rose throughout Tuesday, reflecting investor confidence in Clinton's chances.
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But Tufts' chances at the IG office aren't all gone.
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Maine Democrats are bullish about their chances of ousting Sen.
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People at the coffee shop chat about our postseason chances.
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Meanwhile, Trump's chances of defeating Bernie Sanders are at 99%.
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It could well have been carrying McIlroy's chances with it.
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That's led companies to take chances and fib, said Kodjak.
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He was pretty candid about the craft's chances, in fact.
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It was the first time we really took some chances.
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It's a different generation, the generation that doesn't take chances.
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And I can afford it, and chances are you can't.
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Because chances are, we're all going through the same thing.
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In premarket trade, the chances were 95% and 5003%, respectively.
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"There's no second chances," Belgian PM Charles Michel proudly proclaimed.
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TV that he is confident about Republicans' chances in November.
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"We had some opportunities, we had some chances," said Stafford.
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Before the seventh, the chances were scarce for either team.
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We had a lot of chances after a big forecheck.
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But the chances of that actually happening are exceedingly low.
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But chances are you're washing your hair far too often.
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We had a couple chances, but we didn't have many.
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"We had enough chances to put it away," Klinsmann said.
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It actually lowers the chances of litigation if you apologize.
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But it's also a story about reconciliation and second chances.
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" Megan McArdle: "I might be too pessimistic about Biden's chances.
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"We didn't give Switzerland many chances at all," Forsberg said.
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The chances are your body will fight back and win.
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Then play dates give families chances to hone their skills.
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"I was not going to take any chances," Cora said.
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But generally, Republicans have been pretty optimistic about their chances.
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The longer Sanders stays, the better Trump's chances of winning.
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"Should that deny us chances later in life?" he asked.
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The chances of vets making the basketball team are slim.
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What could happen if children don't learn to take chances?
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We hit them where it hurt, we took our chances.
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In afternoon trade, the chances were 25.74% and 26.77%, respectively.
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Taylor Rogers picked up his ninth save in 11 chances.
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She also avoids whining about chances missed or credit denied.
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It took Roger Federer 11 chances to win the French.
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The biggest chances he takes are the film's high points.
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If you could put the chances at a percentage level.
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He has that many more chances to improve his quote.
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Mr. Pompeo dismissed the chances of a legal challenge succeeding.
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We looked at every team's chances to make the postseason.
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However, chances for rate hikes in Asia are far lower.
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I know a few things about mistakes and second chances.
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Companies are also taking chances on candidates who lack experience.
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No goals, but several chances and a very fast pace.
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The chances of admission this year were under 21995 percent.
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You have three more chances to see it this weekend.
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It underscores a hypothetical question about the president's reelection chances.
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But chances are, that world will come back soon enough.
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California state Assemblyman Kevin Mulllin was bullish on Biden's chances.
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Chances were very good that I did not have cancer.
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Spain with three great chances to score but are denied!
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Chances are, you will both be better off for it.
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In a sense, both were my fault for taking chances.
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Rafa Cabrera Bello of Spain didn't hurt his chances, either.
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Callimachi: Your chances of coming out are close to nil.
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But this day, the Talib chief was taking no chances.
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But this day, the Talib chief was taking no chances.
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Blake Parker picked up his 10th save in 11 chances.
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Chances are, given the ego involved, that's part of it.
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Epstein decided not to take his chances with a jury.
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At least a dozen chances were missed to avert calamity.
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We all understood that the chances of success were minimal.
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Chances are the latter are going to sell very well.
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The very concept of humanity is based on second chances.
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Despite attempts to project optimism, chances of failure were high.
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Chances are then that the price wasn't all that high.
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Still, she remained upbeat about her chances at No. 20.
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Weight lifting has squandered too many of its chances already.
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I think I fucked up my chances at that party.
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S. tells me I need to give people second chances.
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As for its chances in the larger Republican political milieu?
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She had some fine chances to postpone it on Friday.
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Americans want to know: Take my chances with the assailant?
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But my father was newly hopeful about Mr. Quist's chances.
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And chances are you know a place like this yourself.
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He needed money, support — anything that might prolong his chances.
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China's chances of playing in Qatar are still not promising.
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Confidence: Medium Clouds dominate, with sprinkle and shower chances Tuesday.
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Chances of the performance winning an Oscar are a nonstarter.
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They had a couple chances, and (Hellebuyck) shut the door.
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What are the chances Colombia's measures create a lasting peace?
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Psychological distress may increase your chances of dying from cancer.
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It will be a probability equation: What are the chances?
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People still do take their chances in the wild, though.
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Democrats feel positive and optimistic about their chances in Virginia.
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Another mirage in the voyage of false hopes and chances.
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Chances are, your destination will also be much less crowded.
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There will only be so many chances to do so.
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"If all chances are gone, I will resign," said Baswedan.
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NZ POLICE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER: CHANCES OF SUCCESS WILL BE DETERMINED,
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" Worst part: "How few chances you get to be perfect.
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We can deal with delinquency without destroying a child's chances.
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Mickelson, however, missed his chances to capitalize on Taylor's mistakes.
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Early universal screening would improve the chances to identify students.
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But if AAM is playing along, the chances increase significantly.
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What are the big questions that will affect Trump's chances?
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And chances are, you've been there without even knowing it.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland — The International Olympic Committee is taking no chances.
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Their hitters have done well in capitalizing on chances, batting .
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Lately, the chances are greater that the two will intersect.
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This further knocks down those chances from very low levels.
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Tsipras's choice of finance minister increased the chances of catastrophe.
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We're back to saying that chances are no trade deal.
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Chances are, your savings are getting eaten up by inflation.
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But Nashville's chances of winning did hinge on Rinne's readiness.
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Chances are you haven't head of Generation Next Franchise Brands.
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And that is bad news for Kavanaugh's chances at confirmation.
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He is no stranger to taking chances on digital innovations.
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What are the chances of that in the general population?
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They're spending money and they're taking some chances on guys.
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That, in itself, seems to increase the chances of success.
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The new lines also improve Democrats' chances against GOP Rep.
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Democrats have also seen their chances improve in GOP Rep.
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On economics, the chances look better than in the past.
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Yeah, we get these chances usually just once a year.
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I don't think we had a lot of second chances.
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I feel like my chances aren't great at this point.
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The chances are extremely good that he will kill you.
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Chances are they saw a lot of it in person.
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And chances are, your destination will be much less crowded.
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At the same time, Chinese leadership is taking no chances.
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But he appeared pessimistic about its chances at becoming law.
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Filing one also increases chances of getting your money back.
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The Giants missed two chances to inch closer before halftime.
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Over all, he converted six of 17 break point chances.
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What are the chances you will ever speak up again?
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Residents in the busy trading hub are taking no chances.
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Suddenly, Íris was overcome with urgency to improve Alícia's chances.
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His chances of success this time around aren't any better.
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Tight checking and you don't get a lot of chances.
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Your chances of winning the painting are 1 in 200,000.
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But lately the chances of achieving it have been dimming.
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BOORSTIN: BUT NO ODDS ON THE CHANCES OF IT HAPPENING.
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Rodney blew his sixth save in 42 chances this season.
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Second chances and restarts have historically been the American way.
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MAKING A PURCHASE WILL NOT IMPROVE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING.
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Rain chances this week are limited to today and Friday.
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I happen to pull for people with second chances, O.K.?
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And if they're not taking those chances, then who is?
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"It can increase your chances of getting in," he said.
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Still, the American cotton industry is not taking any chances.
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Mr. Dichtenberg said he was optimistic about Mr. Ossoff's chances.
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Booker maintains that being unmarried won't hurt his chances, however.
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The chances are increasing, then, of another option that Mrs.
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Others are shortening the interview cycle to improve their chances.
|
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Ian Kennedy picked up his fifth save in seven chances.
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Lawyers do not intend to take any chances this time.
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That's a lot of chances for something strange to happen.
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Because the chances are, they aren't going to go away.
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This isn't the first generation of bartenders to take chances.
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These factors didn't appear to hurt Cramer's final chances, however.
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If they are not, you have to take your chances.
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He also declined to weigh in on Trump's 2020 chances.
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They also think it's detrimental to Trump's chances in Florida.
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That spells trouble for Canova's chances at unseating Wasserman Schultz.
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But FIFA is taking no chances in France this summer.
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At times the allegiance to chronology curtails chances to surprise.
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There were no typical big deals, not many chances taken.
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We took our chances and hit them where it hurt.
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I know as much as you do about our chances.
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And take your chances on what's fake and what's not.
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Either way, Democrats' chances in the general are not great.
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A lot of times in my career, I've taken chances.
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But, Camirand admits, those chances are hard to come by.
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Chances are, you know a stoner or are one yourself.
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Didn't they have nine chances to sell over the years?
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That decision appears to be harming his chances in 2017.
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It's a gated community, but no one's taking any chances.
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Slim as the chances may be "stranger things have happened."
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I need you to give me unconditional and unlimited chances.
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It's that the system that ensured those chances — along with those given to so many other white men — also withholds chances, leeway, and faith from those who need and would benefit from them most. ●
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" - Isabel V. Sawhill, Senior Fellow in Economic Studies, the Brookings Institution "Pay differences amazingly affect all your life chances, your children's life chances, your own health, your ability to take care of older parents.
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Medical and social communities have misled women for far too long about their realistic chances of getting pregnant and about their ability to control their pregnancy chances by doing things such as reducing stress.
|
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Telling kids not to talk to people they don't know online is misleading, given the chances they'll be victimized by someone they know are greater than the chances it'd be someone they didn't know.
|
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These words and actions together raise the chances of war, and many Americans are understandably nervous, but the chances that the war of words will escalate into full-blown conflict are still relatively low.
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And very nearly finished the job on Super Tuesday II. Now the chances of a contested convention are roughly equivalent to my chances of being elected People's Sexiest Man of the Year in 2020.
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It is another not to know your chances of getting well, and to know that calculating those chances depended on how many others were sick, and to know that no one knew that, either.
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Much of America's past is the story of white people benefiting from a system that white people designed and maintained, which increased their chances of success as it suppressed those same chances in other groups.
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"For now what the bond market is doing is signaling the chances of a recession are more likely than the chances of a renewal of the expansion," said Tom Essaye, founder of Sevens Report Research.
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Higher-than-expected U.S. private sector employment numbers on Wednesday boosted already-high chances of a rate hike when the Federal Reserve meets next week and increases the chances of further hikes later in 22.
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Before I did this, I looked at what the chances are of me winning, and I looked at what the chances were of me winning if I ran a second time, and your odds skyrocket.
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An economic slowdown in early 2020 could hamstring Trump's electoral chances.
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In fact, this myth often hurts their chances of finding homes.
|
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There's chances from the outside instead of rebounds from the slot.
|
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But this fight is extremely difficult to sell Tate's chances in.
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Chances are your family has a few dysfunctions of its own.
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When people watch a movie, chances are they want to relax.
|
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Serbia had chances to score more before halftime at Kaliningrad Stadium.
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What do you think your chances are of influencing that vote?
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We have to figure out a way to get scoring chances.
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Chances are, you've heard of Netflix's buzzy Stranger Things by now.
|
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Both had chances to gain the upper hand much earlier Friday.
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"It could torpedo your chances of getting a promotion," Taylor said.
|
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Chances are they'll do it wrong, and the house wins again.
|
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But chances are, those resolutions aren't going to last much longer.
|
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Clinton's chances in the election also improved in online betting markets.
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" Gibson said, "We had a couple chances and didn't get it.
|
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But if Democrats finally win back the 5th, chances are the
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Members of the Democratic establishment were bearish on the proposal's chances.
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We truly serve a God of second chances and new beginnings.
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Their chances are way better now than they used to be.
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Effectively, the chances of anyone viewing this video accidentally are zero.
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Chances are that if you watch TV, you've seen their work.
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Amy Klobuchar treated her aides harshly would completely damage her chances.
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They will need to take chances and learn from one another.
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So how can you increase your chances of finding a mate?
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They are chances for candidates to slot in their talking points.
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If you're having trouble with something, chances are you're overthinking it.
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So are chances of holding all 52 Senate Republicans behind it.
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Tech Helper Chances are, you're really handy with computers and technology.
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Elevated cholesterol levels increase chances of a stroke or heart attack.
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"I'll take my chances with the Board's vote," she told him.
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Vancouver had the best scoring chances in a scoreless first period.
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It's not impossible, but she might have already hurt her chances.
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The chances of yet another historic disaster, however, are spectacularly high.
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Chances are you probably can't answer these questions with any certainty.
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It pegged those chances at 50 percent from August through December.
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The chances have been climbing as the markets make fresh highs.
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Chances are you need things like light switches and cutlery, too.
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Chances are, dual citizenship is just a bit of paperwork away.
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Chances are you won't ever purchase anything again on this website.
|
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Hung in there, gave himself chances at some point, stayed calm.
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Modern presidents don't seem to get two chances in one lifetime.
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That's about the same Clinton's chances heading into the election pic.twitter.
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The chances that Ms Santhirabose's husband will reappear are virtually nil.
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"When you look at the chances of success, they're not great."
|
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Her party's chances of giving her that opportunity look ever better.
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Past Fed nominees have scuppered their chances during their Senate testimonies.
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I gave myself plenty of chances and probably missed a few.
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And you're like, she hasn't had that many chances yet herself.
|
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Bernie Sanders Sunday, he voiced cautious optimism for his candidate's chances.
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By imperiling Clinton's chances, Comey was imperiling Obama's own legacy too.
|
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The chances are that the government's bill will be passed quickly.
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Chances are many developers will play with the feature this summer.
|
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But chances are this will play out in the courts anyway.
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The longer it lasts, the greater the chances of it spreading.
|
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As The Economist went to press, the scheme's chances looked slim.
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Largely, though, he is distinguished by his attitude toward taking chances.
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I'm new to diving and didn't want to take any chances.
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Still, hedge funds and other large speculators aren't taking any chances.
|
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Their power play converted 30 percent of their chances against Anaheim.
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These days, since pop takes more chances than metal, probably that.
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The president has spoken optimistically about the chances of a deal.
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Mr Renzi's chances may not be as slim as they seem.
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If you haven't heard the name Nyquist, chances are you will.
|
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It could lower the chances of your child developing an allergy.
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But those were roughly Clinton's chances of winning the presidential election.
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Chances are you'll be leveraging their capabilities sooner than you think.
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Lawmakers don't get many chances to get this right, says Citron.
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"I feel strongly and very positively about our prospects and chances."
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You ought to get a few other chances over your lifetime.
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He estimated his chances of success as being around 30 percent.
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But chances are that won't happen for the next five years.
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He would take chances to make the wines that he wanted.
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The chances are that the president will dominate parliament politically, too.
|
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The Brexit vote could also boost the chances for Massachusetts Sen.
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"Chances of getting return on investment have become low," Sainwar wrote.
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What's the best way for me to improve my chances tomorrow?
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Chances are you will be able to discard most of it.
|
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He gives it his best shot, and he takes his chances.
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Chances are, these won't be huge improvements over last year's models.
|
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"I've been given a lot of chances," she said in 2013.
|
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People look to goals and chances, I have a different perspective.
|
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So far this year I've only given myself a few chances.
|
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For one, the quick turnaround reduces the inmates' chances for appeal.
|
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In his 40s, the chances drop to less than 1.53 percent.
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Open sourcing the plans only increased the chances of it happening.
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Chances are good that your employer's no exception to this trend.
|
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Fiorina helps increase his chances to get to the general election.
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Chances are that you've used a WooCommerce website without realizing it.
|
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Chances are you haven't had the pleasure of witnessing Startup Battlefield.
|
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" This would increase my chances of "being viewed and followed back.
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Chances are you know a version of the bitch's origin story.
|
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The chances of such aircraft getting airborne have recently increased substantially.
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CNN: Your program is about second chances, something you once had.
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The chances this stuff smells like cod jello are VERY high.
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Chances are you already have a high-deductible plan at work.
|
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"We had some chances, but couldn't find the equalizer," Nelson said.
|
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The Wings had numerous chances in overtime but couldn't beat Reimer.
|
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And without personal joy, your chances of professional success are small.
|
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Wrong. Talking too much can actually hurt your chances of success.
|
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Ichiro played 203 games and handled 395 total chances between errors.
|
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A Clinton win in Ohio would be devastating to Trump's chances.
|
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This is good news for the Republican Party's chances in Ohio.
|
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But he added that he is optimistic about BICEP3's chances.
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And chances are, there's somebody above the villain that's a supervillain.
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"This is a country that believes in second chances," Obama wrote.
|
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Chances are, though, there's plenty of surprises left for today's events.
|
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So chances are good you won't recognize the autonomous one either.
|
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"It definitely makes the chances for an escalation higher," she said.
|
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His government has gerrymandered electoral boundaries to enhance the BN's chances.
|
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Chances are we will see them in a future update, though.
|
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Snow and Plowright's chances of winning may not be very high.
|
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But NASA won't take any chances when its astronauts are involved.
|
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Chances are high the upcoming test flights will be delayed, too.
|
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However, chances of the central bank raising interest rates appear slim.
|
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Other media were sceptical about his chances of silencing his critics.
|
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But your chances are better in some states than in others.
|
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Still, he rates his chances of success as "very, very good".
|
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Romo pitched the ninth for his second save in two chances.
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Chances are it wouldn't be the easiest task in the world.
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In his 40s, the chances drop to less than 12.5 percent.
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Chances are, you don't buy a new fridge every other year.
|
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May's departure also raises the chances of an unpredictable snap election.
|
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Two Florida counties are taking no chances with its oceanside locales.
|
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But it's not just about the chances — it's about the vote.
|
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The new campaign discussion of race could also help his chances.
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But you could significantly increase your chances by playing it smart.
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Chances are, he might just wish he owned some bitcoin too.
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The chances that it can be substantially renegotiated are slim indeed.
|
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"I don't think chances are high" for more purchases, he said.
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Since her electoral disaster Mrs May has blown several last chances.
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Because you increase your chances exponentially of getting caught for both.
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The bigger the donation, the more chances you have to win.
|
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Chances are, simply considering that question made you squirm a bit.
|
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And chances are that you've been using Algolia without realizing it.
|
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Chances are e-scooters have landed on a sidewalk near you.
|
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Almost 70 other candidates are running, though their chances are slim.
|
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Three runs usually, in this park, you don't like your chances.
|
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Chances are, probably not, but the Box serves as additional protection.
|
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His 2020 chances would be improved for a number of reasons.
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Early diagnosis and treatment, experts say, increases the chances of recovery.
|
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So, let your girls get messy and take chances, she said.
|
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And my breast implants were certainly impeding my chances of that.
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The difference in perceptions suggests chances for an agreement are slim.
|
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But what are the chances these two emerge as the victors?
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The chances for a rave gaming room is really finally hear.
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It's all probably a coincidence, but I'm not taking any chances.
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The 'Outnumbered' panel debates the Democrats' chances in the midterm elections.
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But Matthews was pessimistic on Sanders's chances in the general election.
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Finally, a Character Study cooks up a lesson in second chances.
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But that doesn't necessarily reflect the chances in this particular fight.
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Polls are unreliable, however, so Mr Museveni is taking no chances.
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The chances of any one particular person going are very small.
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Tao Tao, a yoga teacher from Beijing didn't take any chances.
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Mr Cameron's chances of victory improve the sooner he holds it.
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More holidays mean more chances to eat pizza and bagels, right?
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The Flyers had some good chances but were unable to connect.
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Here's everything to know about the upcoming cup, and Woods' chances.
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And that, ironically, increases the chances the selling is almost over.
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What are the chances it will be mended by the end?
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The chances of a dreaded recurrence of her cancer were low.
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Chances of dying: 50/50 Reason: I can't call this one.
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In legal limbo they, too, take their chances almost every night.
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Whatever the reason, chances are that you'll get caught in one.
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To improve the chances of integrating incarcerated Americans back into society.
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Chances of a hike at the next rate decision on Jan.
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But chances are you've been using Signal technologies in the past.
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It was Kintzler's second blown save in 14 chances this season.
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I asked Righter what he thought of Restore Hetch Hetchy's chances.
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Detroit's offense, which has been inconsistent, missed on some scoring chances.
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I like taking chances and I like walking away from things.
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Joe Lieberman's chances to be President Donald Trump's next FBI director.
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Ohio is a key state for Trump's 2020 re-election chances.
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The scoring chances seem to be one and done right now.
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This raises the chances for even steeper rate hikes next year.
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Weed was also found to increase your chances of getting laid.
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"Those are the chances I need to capitalize on," Deslauriers said.
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This is no time to be taking chances with America's budget.
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They are months away on that, and its chances are grim.
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Meanwhile, the Cardinals' offense missed key chances, producing just four hits.
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It warned chances of further cuts to the outlook were high.
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Democrats have decent chances to win 2900 Republican-held legislative chambers.
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That's a bad sign for his chances at the Democratic nomination.
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Black handmaids barely get first chances in Gilead, let alone seconds.
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Right now ... the chances that they make an appearance aren't great.
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Chances are Ford doesn't even know how that car will look.
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Your chances of winning a tournament this year just went up.
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I think we had our chances but their goalie played well.
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But chances are, lots of names are going to leak early.
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Chances are you'll find there are ways you could cut back.
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Chances are, you know Nate Parker for his incredible onscreen presence.
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By quitting, Rubio may have actually improved his chances of winning.
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What are the chances her saving angel has the same name?
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Roe said chances of reaching 1,237 delegates was higher than 50%.
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However, chances of a breakthrough remain bleak for the time being.
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It wasn't like we gave up a lot of scoring chances.
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We had multiple chances and cashed in a number of times.
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"Chances are pretty good he's going to get convicted," Cramer said.
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The chances are you will definitely have seen that video before.
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The measure's chances in the Republican-controlled state Senate are unclear.
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But there were still chances to reverse the trends, it said.
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Chances are, if you love Zendaya, then you love her style.
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When taken regularly, PrEP drastically reduces the chances of HIV infection.
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It appears most Republican senators don't want to take their chances.
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At the moment, Trumpcare's chances in the Senate aren't looking good.
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It didn't boost his chances of reelection or raise his popularity.
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Sears' chances to avoid Toys "R" Us fate aren't looking great.
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If that deal gets approved, that could bolster Comcast's chances too.
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Democrats are liking their chances going into this November's congressional elections.
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But Mullah Haqqani said he saw Gul Agha's chances as slim.
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Lighthizer appeared more circumspect than Trump about the chances of success.
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Recent allegations that she mistreated staff have further complicated Klobuchar's chances.
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BONUS: Using emoji can help your chances of scoring a date.
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The chances of accidental encounters that may turn deadly are considerable.
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Asked about the chances of Paul voting against Kavanaugh, Durbin chuckled.
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Part of the disconnect lies in their inability to convert chances.
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In a crucial boost for its chances on Monday, Arizona Gov.
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John McCain (Ariz.) — but neither will threaten her chances in committee.
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But experts are skeptical of the Trump administration's chances for success.
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When the tournament started, no one thought much of England's chances.
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"Put yourself in situations which minimize chances of problems," he says.
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Only nine of the 43 shots were registered as quality chances.
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If O'Care crashes & burns, chances of tax reform drop significantly. pic.twitter.
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Taking chances Neither Hrebid nor Allami knew the other was gay.
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Chances are the answer is yes, for a couple of reasons.
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Chances are you have — but maybe not in an actual theater.
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Their chances in the latter got a big boost when Rep.
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As with many risks, experts say, moderation slims the chances considerably.
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Chances that Jack tours the wineries of Napa Valley every season?
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Even his unfavorability ratings may not fully explain his diminished chances.
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A healthy economy usually bodes well for a president's reelection chances.
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Chances are, I'll realize I didn't really need it after all.
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Feel free to take your chances and watch the video above.
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What are the chances migrants in the caravan will get asylum?
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Chances are, your house won't be perfect on move-in day.
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The chances of a consensual workout, however, appear to be nil.
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The chances of the Yemen bill becoming law soon appear slim.
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The Vikings converted just 210 of 221 chances from long range.
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They are also bullish about their chances of knocking off Sens.
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That can raise the chances of default and lower potential recoveries.
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But Sanders remained confident Sunday about his chances in the state.
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It was his first pinch hit in 10 chances this season.
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The chances that Mr. Obama will issue a pardon appear slim.
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In a sense, however, Perez's chances could be harmed by Trump.
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It was the media who were very confident in Clinton's chances.
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But the chances are slim, in part because of the politics.
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But nearly four months later, Mr. Johnson's presidential chances appear shaky.
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"Before Sunset" (2004) is a dialogue-heavy romance about second chances.
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Right now, the chances of something historically significant happening are high.
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If I'm him, I take my chances and keep the nukes.
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The issue could threaten the ruling Liberals' election chances this October.
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Chances are their programs will focus on facts with some context.
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Because in four years, we have 20 chances to win majors.
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The Republican National Committee blasted Bennet's presidential chances after his announcement.
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It's because they want to appear fair without taking any chances.
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Some of the staff changes appear intended to increase Trump's chances.
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Chances are, though, he won't have time to starve to death.
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The Harvard/Harris poll also tests the 2020 chances of Sens.
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But, in the months ahead, the chances of derailment are significant.
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"Do you think I had your chances in life?" he said.
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Clinton's chances of winning in the 70 to 20003 percent range.
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America is a country which values and believes in second chances.
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You basically get 52 chances a year to stay on track.
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What are the chances that the refugees are protesting irrational writing?
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More mucus production means more chances to trap the flu virus.
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But we're warning you: the chances of winning are very slim.
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Democrats are bullish on their chances here based on Hispanic turnout.
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Many MPs are sceptical about Johnson's chances of winning a majority.
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Now, what are the chances of humanity hitting 1.5 degrees Celsius?
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They just want to hurt President Trump's chances to win reelection.
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What are the chances we'll be able to do it twice?
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And chances are, you can find areas to cut back in.
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Powell missed a 103-foot running jumper to end Toronto's chances.
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Some supplements might even slightly increase your chances of a stroke.
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Most of our chances came from up top from our defense.
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Now, you can reduce your chances from getting sick with listeria.
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I felt like my chances were greater having had the surgery.
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Let's break down A Star Is Born's chances come Sunday night.
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The chances of recouping the cost of buying Salix look low.
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He'll be taking his chances, once again, in a bingo hall.
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They gave the Bob Doles, John McCains, and Mitt Romneys chances.
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They simply wanted more and better chances to test their limits.
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But the personality ratings drastically reduced their chances of getting admitted.
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But chances are she's not going to serve out that term.
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If you liked the first, chances are you'll love the second.
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The chances of sufficient progress in December were only 50-50.
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Chances are, somebody will beat Chicago over the next two months.
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But anyways, so I like our chances ... Who owns Animal Kingdom?
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But," he smiled at the ex-senator, "I like our chances.
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As for chances we'll see Cleveron blanket the globe with PackRobots?
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So chances are you'll need to look for ways to save.
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Sohal's chances of making India's national cricket team were even smaller.
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Chances are, you might also be a fan of Greenwald's work.
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So instead of taking your chances, you never had a chance.
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Don't waste your talent and squander your chances of being happy.
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In mid-morning trade, the chances were 103% and 7%, respectively.
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Also, chances are you're not gonna die in front of me.
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We'll get to her analysis of Daenerys' chances in a second.
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So what are Daenerys' chances, should she actually try the invasion?
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Chances are you didn't see me when I started writing this.
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Chances are you came here to pursue some kind of dream.
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The chances of fighting back, or recording it, is very little.
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He's also working on traveling radio show with Chances with Wolves.
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Colorado had chances to tie it early in the third period.
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He spoke to Haslam about forgiveness and second chances, Walker said.
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"The chances of seeing a cat are pretty slim," he said.
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When he does that, he increases the chances of losing both.
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Trump has had at least three chances and squandered them all.
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Life insurance is one purchase where there are no second chances.
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What matters is that you "continue to take chances," he says.
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"You don't get many second chances in this game," he said.
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Chances are you will not find any of these wines precisely.
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Opera does not give its singers many chances to grow up.
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Larry Summers pegs the chances of a US recession at 22008%.
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His chances of joining the Supreme Court seemed to be vanishing.
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Win all three and their playoff chances climb to 66 percent.
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"The more approaches being tried will increase our chances of success."
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Turkmenistan holds presidential elections, but Berdymukhamedov's chances are never in doubt.
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By the time you read a statistic, chances are it's outdated.
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Andrew Das: You can't say there weren't chances in that half.
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There are few chances to drink fluids beyond pregame and halftime.
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It is another not to know your chances of getting well.
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Serving in the House minority offers few chances to truly legislate.
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Ratcliffe, however, voiced cautious optimism about his chances of being confirmed.
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"It doesn't always have to be goals, just chances," Nelson said.
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Just how much these volunteer efforts improve Democrats' chances is unclear.
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But if this one does well, we'll immediately have more chances.
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"The chances of having complications are extremely high," Dr. Steffen said.
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How can naïveté obstruct people's chances to succeed in their endeavors?
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This works if chances of reinfection are low or, ideally, zero.
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And when they get away with them, they take more chances.
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A key nonpartisan campaign point was the idea of second chances.
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But as for Democrats' chances in the general, they're not great.
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"I think it does not enhance our chances to get Amazon."
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Chances are you know and love someone who's in similar circumstances.
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Democrats finally have a lot of chances to regain some ground.
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"I had my chances in the second set," Del Potro added.
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Declining ones — at least authoritarian ones — tend to take their chances.
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A Word With Chances are you have seen Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
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But the stock market didn't seem very optimistic about the chances.
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Chances are, you feel overwhelmed and exhausted just looking at it.
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Diaz had converted 22 straight save chances dating to last season.
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Others, like those with young children, can't afford to take chances.
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Chances of passing: Low, but it should spark an interesting debate.
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Eating bananas will not reduce your chances of contracting COVID-19.
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A loss Sunday has no impact on the Chargers' playoff chances.
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Here are seven psychological tricks to amp up your chances: 1.
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That disdain surely increased his chances of being appointed attorney general.
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Chances are, you're sacrificing a whole lot more than you think.
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We put the ball in play hard and take our chances.
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Not taking any chances, he published his images under a pseudonym.
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And chances are, nine out of 10 white people know them.
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Monday) to the analysis of her chances of victory (2 p.
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What seems clearer is where New Yorkers stand on his chances.
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The chances of Klopp's being heard at that distance were slim.
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Check out her tips ... chances are you're gonna need 'em soon.
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Bernie Sanders chances of winning the Democratic nomination are incredibly slim.
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But last night was a net positive for the Democrats' chances.
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"You only get so many chances to stick," Smith-Pelly said.
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But Nigeria is wise to this and is taking no chances.
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No more chances for Poulsen to atone for his hand ball.
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The firm puts the chances of an eventual agreement at 60%.
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Andrew Das: Senegal has definitely had the better chances early on.
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Gavranovic, who missed a few chances for Switzerland, is subbed out.
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"It will come down to luck," he said of Justify's chances.
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This time, Ms. Pixley said, they chose to take no chances.
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Democrats' enthusiasm aside, there are reasons for skepticism about their chances.
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The move increases Lockheed Martin Corp's chances of winning the race.
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Yes but: The company's chances for survival without Levandowski are unclear.
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Chances are high the company gets swept up by another player.
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Chances are they are stricter than when your home was built.
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We don't see many chances to save on the Apple Watch.
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The chances of Cuccinelli winning confirmation at any point are remote.
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Certainly, Mr. Trump is not missing chances to press his case.
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Trump's reelection chances could hinge on the state of the economy.
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Together, their chances of completing a nationwide network are much higher.
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Chances are, anybody new coming in would wipe the slate clean.
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Twenty minutes in and we have not lacked intensity or chances.
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No chances yet, but also no signs of disorganization or confusion.
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And history indicates that the chances of success may be slim.
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Liverpool scored four and missed half a dozen other glittering chances.
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After that time, the chances of securing a product demo decreases.
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Both had chances to reach 4-0 in prime time games.
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There will be more chances for fans to celebrate their team.
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What do you think a defendant's chances of success would be?
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Chances are, you know someone who's been diagnosed with breast cancer.
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New Yorkers have two chances to judge for themselves this week.
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Florida ended up with 13 scoring chances in the first period.
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This is how we win games, limiting the other team's chances.
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Games connect us, challenge us and give us chances to grow.
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Verrone added Trump last summer, when the candidate's chances seemed slim.
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NASHUA, N.H — Can Ashley Judd help Senator Elizabeth Warren's chances here?
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The playwright also grasps how atmospherics enhanced the chances of success.
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Trade minister Liam Fox has put the chances at 60-40.
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KARACHI (Reuters) - Pakistani grave digger Shahid Baloch is taking no chances.
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Even if the chances are bleak, it seems worth a shot.
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The Kings failed on all five of their man-advantage chances.
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It is not a good time, several said, to take chances.
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But the chances that they will be gay remain pretty low.
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An indictment would further imperil Manziel's chances of playing pro football.
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While you may not save time, chances are you'll save money.
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The more coins you own, the better chances of being chosen.
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She said she thought the chances of being matched were slim.
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"Chances are, he will eventually come around on his own terms."
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We did everything we could and we had plenty of chances.
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Mr. Monserrate said that his story was one of second chances.
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And a soft economy could hurt his chances for re-election.
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However, unfamiliarity with how hotels operate can hinder chances for success.
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Washington still had chances to win, but never slowed the Knights.
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But then it seemed like her chances of electability were dropping.
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Here's a look at the various factors that weaken McGregor's chances.
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The chances are high that they will succeed in this quest.
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Late in the morning they took their chances at the airport.
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Her chances of winning the French Open have historically been slim.
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In recent years, though, she has been taking more chances dramatically.
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The chances are better that you're looking for an ultimate explanation.
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Shower chances are low and mainly very early in the day.
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And plus, what are the chances of someone actually saying yes?
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The chances of such a plan passing is slim to none.
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What are the chances we would still cherish "whom"-using oratory?
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With a win, Cleveland's playoff chances would improve to 6 percent.
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New districts will likely increase Democratic chances to win several seats.
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The Rangers finished without a goal in four power-play chances.
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Chances are you'll just need to watch each of these once.
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Chances are you're going to be fine shooting in the day.
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Toomey also commented on Trump's chances of becoming the Republican nominee.
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The chances of a deal by mid-October still look small.
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They lamented a slew of missed opportunities on quality scoring chances.
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Losing credibility among investors reduces Venezuela's chances of getting more credit.
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The chances of a government shutdown in the fall are growing.
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We thought the chances were pretty good we would do alright.
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What are the chances that Mr. Price violated insider trading laws?
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He had expected more, and lamented some chances the Patriots wasted.
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Now, these forces stand to complicate Booker's chances in the primary.
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How would you assess the chances of that before this election?
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The chances their bills will even get a vote are slim.
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Still, opponents of such a change are not taking any chances.
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Ramos has converted 22 straight save chances dating to last season.
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So it raises the question: What would be each celebrity's chances?
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Your chances of scooting to your next destination just went up.
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How many chances do you get to speak to an icon?
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"Chances are there's going to be an empty chair there," Sen.
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Chances are you love Star Wars as much as we do.
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Yet, for most people, the chances of an audit are slim.
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But corporate backing can only help its chances in the future.
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For most of the state, the chances were 0% to 20%.
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Columbus was unable to score despite a couple of late chances.
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Many observers think the bill's chances are close to 50-50.
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I remain optimistic in our chances at a comeback this year.
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David Robertson picked up his second save in as many chances.
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However, the chances are slim that the censure becomes something feasible.
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Analysts played down the chances of Ashley's latest maneuver being successful.
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No, lying flat after sex won't increase your chances of conception.
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So he has gotten many of chances to see what works.
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" With the pitcher faltering, he said, "the Mets' chances dramatically increased.
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But the chances of that happening this time are increasingly slim.
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As it happens, such chances and changes are the play's subject.
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So focus on the substance of her campaign, not her chances.
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In his 103s, the chances drop to less than 12.5 percent.
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What are the chances of New York's quite different strategy succeeding?
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"I cannot jeopardize my chances at staying in America," she explains.
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President Trump is not willing to take chances on this subject.
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