I want them to watch not so they can give Muslims one more chance, but so they can give themselves one more chance to really understand the true experience of Muslim Americans.
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Thanks to DHS' reversal, though, they will have one more chance.
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But at least there's one more chance to avoid this outcome:
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Starting at midnight tonight, mankind has one more chance to play.
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Physical Therapy - One More Chance [forthcoming Sounds Of Beaubien Ouest] 224.
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We are giving it one more chance before we ditch it.
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Tyson Carter's 3-pointer helped give Mississippi State one more chance.
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" He added, "Guys that throw hard have more chance of something.
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Management gave subj[ects] one more chance to keep the game civil.
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But love can bloom if you give the s'more one more chance.
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The ones in the Commander's office are a little more chance-y.
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But he also urged me to give President Trump one more chance.
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For the Microsoft call, that is; Giants still have one more chance.
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There is still one more chance at being part of the action!
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Here's hoping, for our sakes, they give them man one more chance.
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Those fans will now get at least one more chance to cheer.
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Of course, they may still have more chance for a brighter future.
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Still, Syracuse got one more chance to get 3 points and succeeded.
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You've got one more chance to pick up a bargain this week.
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Cheaper flights meant more chance to chip away at the corporate-travel budget.
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"Maybe they get one more chance," the jail's chief inspector, Roselyn Carta, said.
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More unpredictability, and more chance of human error, are good for the show.
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It was decided that the students would get one more chance to win.
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So I'll give you one more chance to talk me off the ledge.
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Then "Pet Sounds" offers one more chance to reflect before the album concludes.
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You still have one more chance to grab them at a discount today.
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The core deserves one more chance, and another title would be no surprise.
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If you think you can get it right, we'll give you one more chance.
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The higher CP Pokémon you have, the more chance you'll have of conquering gyms.
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In "Grandfathered," at 8:30, Jimmy asks Sara to give him one more chance.
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A Syracuse turnover with 7.8 seconds left provided Michigan State with one more chance.
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Prosecutors had only one more chance to secure a death sentence for Boggio's murder.
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That said, Le Pen might have one more chance to make it a close race.
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But ever since Mazurenko's death, Kuyda had wanted one more chance to speak with him.
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Still, the more reformist her opponent, the more chance she has to destabilise French politics.
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Here, at the Euros, he has one more chance to shine with the world watching.
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Coons says that Pompeo has also asked for one more chance to talk to him.
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If they stay on message, there will be more chance for renewal in the future.
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But once identified, they don't have much more chance against armed killers than any other civilian.
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They gamble that, in spite of being illegal, prostitution will offer more chance to save money.
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But before they officially start looking for love, the pups wanted one more chance to primp.
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The more partners that one has the greater the risk because the more chance of exposure.
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It's clear we could all use a little (or a lot) more Chance in our lives.
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If Bixby is better than Siri there is more chance for Samsung to sell more phones.
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The Spurs scored to take the lead, but James had one more chance to win it.
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"I have one more chance to play with a great player in the world," Chung said.
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Like Mr. Obama, Mr. Pence has one more chance for a history-making encounter, on Saturday.
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I had no more chance than any other human being of getting again what I had.
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The longer Britain has to sort out its mess, the more chance that it can avoid disaster.
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There was also, usually, an inmate crying, promising he'd change, pleading for one more chance between sobs.
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By that metric, "You Need to Calm Down" is the "One More Chance (Remix)" of performed allyship.
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But I showed up in Medina that summer because I thought I'd give Islam one more chance.
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He still has hope, though, and Wednesday he got one more chance at moving toward US citizenship.
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SMU would get one more chance to mount a drive for a tying touchdown in the fourth quarter.
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She has one more chance to up her gold count when she competes in the 800-meter freestyle.
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Mrs May has no more chance of leading the Tories into the next election than Jacob Rees-Mogg.
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"We'll give these guys a chance, one more chance for sure because they're good kids," Tinkle told reporters.
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But before you toss the pieces you swear you'll never wear again, we're giving them one more chance.
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When the credits rolled I wished I could've had at least one more chance to talk to her.
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The longer the decision is delayed, the more chance there is for alternatives to Brexit to gain ground.
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"The longer the negotiations continue, the more chance we have of getting a positive outcome," one source said.
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The sooner we fix this problem the more chance we have of creating a winning economy for all.
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"And the longer you let that spillover take place, the more chance it has to become better adapted."
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Housing numbers: Investors will get one more chance this year to determine how the housing market is performing.
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Instead, he again signed with the Bridgeport Bluefish of the independent Atlantic League, giving himself one more chance.
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The Giants got one more chance to win, but Manning threw an interception, which sealed the team's fate.
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"The more sunlight you put on a fraud, the more chance it has of being exposed," Left said.
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The Democrats are seen as having more chance of winning control of the House of Representatives than the Senate.
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Maryland, which has dropped three straight, has one more chance for a sixth win next week at Penn State.
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They told me they would give me one more chance, but that this semester, I would need to excel.
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And the more of that, the more chance VR advocates have of seeing headsets reach the widest possible audience.
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I totally wanted to diss him, but my sister/love advisor told me to give him one more chance.
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Fallout 276 isn't good for much, but it is giving gamers one more chance to learn a valuable lesson.
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But this time, something appears to have led them to change their minds, and give immigrants one more chance.
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The longer an OD victim is left alone, the more chance they will suffer permanent brain damage or die.
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Eddie Bravo's rubber guard game is built on the same principle but with more chance of a meniscus tear.
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"The longer it takes to learn the final results, the more chance there will be for manipulation," he said.
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He may get one more chance to play in a spring training game before rejoining the Mets' minor leaguers.
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They built a legacy here, and we want to give them one more chance to finish it out together.
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But this time, something appears to have led them to change their minds and give immigrants one more chance.
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For Taylor Swift's "Reputation" tour last year, fans who shopped in her online store had more chance of getting tickets.
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The idea is to give those who are prepared to pay to reserve a particular seat more chance of success.
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By June, according to court documents, he was in a federal prosecutor's office, grasping at one more chance for survival.
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Johnson and the EU essentially have one more chance to strike a deal during the European Council session on Oct.
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So I'd give both Biden and Warren at least one more chance before we write them off for the year.
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At the end of a perfect business email, you have one more chance to leave a great impression: the signature.
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One of his friends said, There's no more chance Andrew Jackson is interested in the presidency than that I am.
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CLEVELAND — After three days of a convention gone wrong, Donald Trump has one more more chance — his Thursday night acceptance speech.
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"The more young indigenous kids we have playing the game, the more chance we'll have of finding a champion," she said.
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The EU's decision to postpone Brexit gives May one more chance to try to get her divorce deal approved by Parliament.
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Some studies (though not all) suggest that more unattached men means more crime, more rape and more chance of political violence.
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A fluid working environment is meant to allow for more chance encounters, which could spur new ideas and spark unexpected collaborations.
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When men's PSA levels are tested before they are 50, there may be more chance of error in testing, Brawley said.
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So as you nurse your Nyle hangover, take one more chance to relive all of DiMarco's incredible DWTS performances once more.
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A last-second foul gave the Warriors one more chance but Stephen Curry was unable to connect on a 3-pointer.
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These only distract from the real reasons Donald Trump was put in office and congressional Republicans were given one more chance.
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"We have more chance for peace,'' he said, and then added with a smile, "except for this glitch of India's election.''
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There was more chance of them doing it when there were seven of 'em than the big ones, than-- than four.
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Fat has more chance of staying in place if it is inserted into muscle -- but this is where the risk lies.
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The younger you are, the more earning potential you have and the more chance your income will be higher at retirement.
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Sexton dribbled the ball off his foot to give Charlotte one more chance, but Rozier's final 3-point attempt drew iron.
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Snowden Here's one more chance to absorb Joseph Gordon-Levitt's accent in this movie and still be completely baffled by it.
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No one wants to see a spike in unemployment – but without it, there's more chance that Brexit talks will end in stalemate.
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For solo travellers it would mean more chance of a middle seat—not ideal, but worth the lower cost for many flyers.
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No one goes home this week, so that's a great relief knowing that I'll get at least one more chance to dance.
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The more time passes, Ernesto fears, the more chance witnesses will drop out and memories will fade, putting doubt in jurors' minds.
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Simply put, they'll have more chance to make money around a nickel than around a penny, which hopefully will create more liquidity.
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The ministry wants to give OFZ buyers one more chance to snap up the debt after the main session of the auction.
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"The clearer it is that we are heading to an election, the more chance we eventually won't hold an election," Netanyahu said.
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Which means, in turn, that Congress will have at least one more chance to patch together a bipartisan farm coalition once again.
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Mr. Fink and Mr. Schwarzman decided to give the Saudis one more chance: If the conference was not postponed by 6 a.m.
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So if you're a sport ... There's never been more chance to break through now with all these different platforms, but it's difficult.
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Mann worked out at the Driveline baseball complex near his home, as he had for two years, hoping for one more chance.
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Trump has just one more chance to persuade Congress to fully fund his border wall before the apex of his 2020 campaign.
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Because paper money was a handier medium of exchange, people had more chance to trade; and as economic activity grew, government finances improved.
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Go deeper: House Democrats give Barr one more chance to turn over full Mueller report Editor's note: This article was updated after Rep.
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This buys Miller's lawyers, Robert Ridge and Brandon Verdream, one more chance to argue her case, but it seems pretty cut and dry.
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But when his best friend gets them into a wild NYC after party, he gets one more chance to make the impossible happen.
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Thirteen minutes later, Usme had one more chance, on yet another free kick but from an almost impossible angle directly to Solo's left.
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She would have one more chance to make it a true contest at 10-2, but Williams saved four break points to hold.
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"The earlier you can plant the seeds and let them think about it, the more chance you'll have a good outcome," Sullivan said.
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"I just know that I have more chance now to be able to get a medal," said Goule when asked about Semenya's absence.
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At a weekend rally in Chateauroux, he said "a chair, a table, a bench" had more chance of winning than did Le Pen.
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The squad has at least one more chance to do just that, provided it can beat Denmark tonight in its final group game.
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The pressure to come up with changes means May is likely to get only one more chance to put her deal to a vote.
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Those two options have flipped since the question was asked in March, suggesting more chance of a softer Brexit, but they are closely split.
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"I really hope I get one more chance to play a game in the orange and black for Mr. Snider's Philadelphia Flyers," he said.
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But, before you completely throw the high-waisted, tapered leg style out the window, we're asking you to give them one more chance. Why?
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He has also written a book about his life and beliefs, which will be published in September — one more chance to tell his story.
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"These days, you can fly anywhere, so there's going to be more chance that isolated cases my come up in other countries," Nicholls said.
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But it is hard to believe there would be more chance of a botched injection or inadequate anesthesia if medically qualified personnel were present.
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Each new day is one more chance for Gudetama to experience life on the lowest setting, and its ultimate pleasure is in doing nothing.
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Those two options had flipped in the May poll, suggesting economists thought there was more chance of a soft Brexit, but the split remains close.
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"There's more chance there of big, big expansion and more chances commercially than there is of changing things in Formula One," said Ecclestone to Reuters.
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"We need to talk about these issues, and the more we recognize there is a problem, the more chance we have in changing these constructs."
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Then Los Angeles' Brandon Ingram, who scored 383 points, was fouled immediately and made one of two free throws to give Phoenix one more chance.
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So, it's very important for us to celebrate this union of two bros as I need more Chance + Bieber collabs in my life, like yesterday.
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He got one more chance, with 45 seconds to go, but came up short and Milwaukee for the seventh time in its last eight games.
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And the more angry I am with the idea, the more chance there will be that I'll come out with something that will surprise me.
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Plus, getting his man back out into the centre of the ring gave Sakuraba more chance to circle and throw in those hard low kicks.
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The Thunder, who were 3 of 23 from 3-point range, will have one more chance to advance to their first N.B.A. finals since 2012.
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The Wizards had one more chance to tie, but Tomas Satoransky was called for a five-second violation on the inbounds pass intended for Beal.
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The upgrade will focus the beams of the protons that are smashed together - increasing luminosity - meaning more collisions and more chance of spotting something unusual.
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Then, over a beer with his chief of staff at the Irish Times pub, Senator Packwood decided to give the bill-writing one more chance.
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Obviously the simpler the--it is, the better it is, the more chance you have to be successful, and the more discreet you will be.
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Minnesota's Week 17 game versus the Bears means nothing, but with Stefon Diggs still battling a hip/groin issue, Thielen gets one more chance to shine.
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While Advance offers a smarter option (StumbleUpon had more chance built into its one-click site generation functionality) the spirit of the workplace internet wanderer continues.
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And the more McGregor opened up in his attempts to hurt Diaz, the more chance Diaz had to get him into trades and land body shots.
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The Nets had one more chance to tie or win, but Spencer Dinwiddie's 3-point try was well short of the rim with 1.5 seconds remaining.
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Austria have one more chance to claim a gold medal from the championships when Marcel Hirscher starts as favorite in the men's slalom race on Sunday.
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Or Giggs, who has more chance of enrolling at Hogwarts than being asked to buss out "Whippin' Excursion" at the Brits, despite pioneering a whole genre.
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But even if a judge agreed that your transgression warranted eviction, you would still be given one more chance to fix the problem, Mr. Vernon said.
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It has more chance of making its influence felt at an enlarged Disney than at Comcast, where a dual share structure firmly entrenches the Roberts family.
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Obviously, when you make any movie, you always have that feeling of just give me one more chance, and I can get it right next time.
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But it's hard to believe, despite their recent success, that they have any more chance than the runners-up who preceded them to unseat this guy.
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A lower-paced fight seems to give Nasukawa even more chance to set his feet in his stance and dart in, picking and choosing his shots.
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"My main takeaway is that the earlier the substances are introduced into an organism, the greater the effect and the more chance for addiction," she says.
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"As you get closer to 80 they're going to say you're too old, there's more chance of rejection, that type of thing," he told the news outlet.
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The pressure to come up with legal or procedural changes means May is likely to get only one more chance to put the deal to a vote.
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The pressure to come up with legal or procedural changes means May is likely to get only one more chance to put her deal to a vote.
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The controversial reliever with the triple-digit fastball got a strikeout to end the inning, giving Cleveland just one more chance to get back into the game.
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By going on Hannity's show on the eve of the election, Trump is guaranteed one more chance to speak directly to millions of his most loyal supporters.
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Yet both men suspend their relationship with reality for one more chance at the one win that could catapult a fighter to fame, and bigger, richer fights.
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Given the ages of Justices Ruth Bader Ginsberg, 84, and Anthony Kennedy, 81, Trump could get at least one more chance to appoint a Supreme Court nominee.
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They were desperate for him to prolong the season and his career for one more day, one more game, one more chance to wear the hero's crown.
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The lack of term limits means many committee members in safely Democratic districts get rewarded because they have more chance of getting reelected and staying for years.
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Republicans seem worried that the more time the Senate has to examine some of these nominees' backgrounds, the more chance a Republican or three could break ranks.
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"The earlier you pick up the incursion of the virus the more chance you have to control it," von Dobschuetz told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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I'm way more interested in taking a shot on a guy as quick as Austin if he's outside the numbers: less traffic, more chance for big plays.
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You have one more chance to step onto the Main Stage and go head-to-head against some of the best pre-series A startups across Europe. How?
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"Dad, if I had one more chance to have you here with me today, I would do things differently," she captioned a sweet throwback shot of the two.
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There was one more chance for Mitrovic, but as he put his head in there for a second time, he collided with a defender and was momentarily concussed.
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"The children, most times, they have more chance to live than we the old people," said Héctor Méndez, 70, who was one of the founders of Los Topos.
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Parliament may have one more chance to take control of the Brexit process on Monday, when it's expected to debate and vote on various Brexit options yet again.
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"Dad, if I had one more chance to have you here with me today, I would do things differently," she captioned the sweet shot on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
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The Panthers have beaten a ranked team in each season under coach Jamie Dixon, and likely have only one more chance when they host No. 15 Duke on Sunday.
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Do what you are best at and you will at least be happy regardless of how well you do it, so I decided to give radio one more chance.
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A year away from his departure from the Oval Office, Mr Obama now has one more chance to persuade a court to give his immigration policy the green light.
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The event will also feature a march of the 2018 class of Olympians, giving the world one more chance to celebrate their performances (minus a pair of Russian curlers).
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To allow for more chance of success, a military or commercial machine—or indeed an old-fashioned rocket-propelled grenade—would be a better bet than a consumer toy.
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"Dad, if I had one more chance to have you here with me today, I would do things differently," she captioned the sweet shot on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
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However, with the much longer journey, there is more chance of boats being blown off course to islands such as Crete, a Greek coastguard official on the island said.
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It's hard enough being in femmes same-sex relationship in an often homophobic world, but when you're in the public eye, there's even more chance people will doubt you.
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Before you expose your former friend's financial instability, effectively putting him in danger of losing his apartment, you can give him one more chance to show you the lease.
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The debate will give the candidates one more chance on a national stage to shape up the race — a race that, for now, Sanders is the favorite to win.
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The ceremony was designed to be as free from politics as possible, with the focus on fighting anti-Semitism and giving survivors one more chance to tell their stories.
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And if the transfer I just did fails, we'll only have one more chance to do another transfer without having to go through the entire egg retrieval process again.
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Sexton inadvertently dribbled the ball off his foot to give Charlotte one more chance, but Rozier's bid for a game-winning 3-pointer in the waning seconds drew iron.
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Concerns about global growth also led the futures market <0#YIB:> to price in slightly more chance of a cut in interest rates by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).
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Fund managers and investment banks stand more chance because success is determined less by size than by expertise, says Victor Wang of China International Capital Corp, a big domestic brokerage.
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Does a candidate with 6% support in a national poll really have considerably more backing -- or more chance of winning -- than a candidate who is at 4%, or even 3%?
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The Warriors had one more chance, but Stephen Curry's desperation 553-point try was an air ball as Miami defeated Golden State 105-102 on Monday night at AmericanAirlines Arena.
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The poll suggests anti-EU nationalist Le Pen may have more chance of springing a surprise if she makes it through to the second round of the elections in May.
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It also nudges its placeless postmodernity toward an earthier kind of global cosmopolitanism: less skiing with penguins in malls and more chance meetings with handsome motorcyclists and bohemian musician types.
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In this darkly funny book, Dino gets one more chance to resolve his friendship with his estranged best friend July — when she awakens on the table in Dino's parents' funeral home.
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That's when gambler's fallacy kicks in, a mindset where a person believes they would have the ability to beat the odds (or the game) if only they had one more chance.
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Westbrook's 3-point try clanged off the rim, but the ball bounced out of bounds off a Mavericks player to give Oklahoma City one more chance with 3.6 seconds to play.
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After Eleanor (Kristen Bell) discovered she was really in the Bad Place, and the group's memory was erased, Michael received one more chance to try building out his elaborate neighborhood scheme.
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The singer returned to The Doctors to also give his mom, Jane, one more chance to overcome her drinking addiction before deciding whether or not to keep her in his life.
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After Yurtseven's hoop, St. John's had more one more chance but Rasheem Dunn lost the ball at the Red Storm's 3-point line with four seconds left and Mosely recovered it.
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After a Georgia three-and-out and Jake Camarda's shanked punt following a quick three and out, the Irish had one more chance at their 48 with 2:00 to go.
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The consensus is it stays on hold all year, and if there is going to be a move, money markets reckon there is more chance of a cut than a hike.
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Its fans will certainly be glad for one more chance to savor a series that has, in its quiet way, broken down barriers that many viewers didn't even know were there.
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Indiana had one more chance to win the game, but Aaron Holiday drove to his right, spun to his left and then missed a floater in the lane under heavy pressure.
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Dr. Lin joked that unlike the public, who "go to the Tube every day" and have more chance of being infected, Philip didn't have to worry about that disadvantage of mass transportation.
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But migrants who apply for protection under the Convention Against Torture have to prove that they're "more likely than not" to prove persecution in their home country: a 51% or more chance.
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Because May must now spice any deal with additional legal and procedural innovation, Bercow's ruling means she is likely to get just one more chance to put the deal to a vote.
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This increasing rate of compression in the long-term GMMA means a strong rally has more chance to develop because investors are more confident and they will also participate in the rally.
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"We've done a very, very nice job... and it allows us to be first of all quicker from the start and also have more chance of improving throughout the year," he added.
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After Courtney Ramey of Texas missed a 3-point try for Texas with 40 seconds to play, VCU's Jenkins missed a jumper with 10 seconds left, giving the Longhorns one more chance.
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The illusion is all part of the house's seduction: The longer you stay there, the more chance you have of losing your mind, dying, and being stuck in that house for eternity.
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If no-one is elected the parliament is expected to give the president and parliamentary members one more chance to nominate candidates for prime minister and vote on them later in August.
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LOS ANGELES — Howie Kendrick got one more chance at redemption Wednesday, and he put the Washington Nationals in the National League Championship Series for the first time with a historic grand slam.
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"There's lots of evidence of the severity of flu for a pregnant woman, more chance of hospitalization, more risk of death, especially as she enters the second and third trimester," Donahue said.
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After making many images from 2003-2008, I wanted to say less and listen more, to introduce more chance and discovery in my practice and in the way I navigate the world.
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Today his defense team finally had their chance to contest that outcome, and with it, one more chance to free the 31-year-old man who's become the face of the Dark Web.
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The more violently prices fluctuate, the more chance there is that an out-of-the-money option, like the hypothetical oil licence, becomes a winning lottery ticket at some point before it matures.
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Lagow, who was 12 of 21 for 131 yards and two scores, had one more chance in the final two minutes, after Wade Lee's 51-yard punt was downed at 1-yard line.
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"Piech had no more chance to crown his life's work and has lost most of his allies," said Ferdinand Dudenhoeffer, head of the Center of Automotive Research at the University of Duisburg-Essen.
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Miesha Tate might think Ronda Rousey is done with the UFC ... but she's definitely not done with Ronda ... 'cause she says she wants one more chance to kick Rowdy's face before she retires.
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" Ms. Wishart, who sponsored the legislation in 2016, said she would introduce another medical marijuana bill next year "to give the Legislature one more chance," but she said she was "not that optimistic.
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The show is now also a dysfunctional-workplace comedy, for instance, as Michael begs for one more chance from his harsh bosses, who prefer the old-fashioned fire-and-hammers version of torment.
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These are circumstances that are likely to summon Mr. Cuomo's strengths, and that is the reason we think he merits one more chance to serve New York and fulfill his potential as governor.
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The Pac-12 later admitted its officiating crew missed what would have been a leaping penalty on ASU's Cam Phillips on the last kick, which would have given the Spartans one more chance.
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The Pacers had one more chance at the win after calling a timeout, but the game ended when Brogdon missed a 3-point try from the top of the key at the buzzer.
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Quite frankly, there's more chance of Sam becoming prime minister than Cam coupling up and winning the show but her serenity and saintliness have been the necessary antidote to all the others' repugnant behavior.
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That suggests the anti-EU Le Pen may have more chance of springing a surprise if, as the polls also suggest, she makes it through to the second round of the elections in May.
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Across the world there are 200 million fewer women online than men, meaning men have more chance to present their own perspective online and hold even more power over women, according to the group.
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Sony first opened — and quickly closed — preorders for its PlayStation VR headset back in March, but now people in the US have one more chance to preorder the PlayStation 4-compatible virtual reality device.
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It should go without saying that Bloomberg has no more chance of winning the nomination that his fellow billionaires Tom Steyer and Howard Schultz, who are either running or have publicly mused about running.
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On the other hand, the harms that can accompany treatment show up right away — "primarily hypoglycemia, but also the risks of polypharmacy, more drugs, more chance for error and more expense," Dr. Lipska said.
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Analysts said the market's gains could be greater this time because the size of the devaluation was much bigger, suggesting it had more chance of convincing investors that the pound was now fairly valued.
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"A barrage of comments from regional Fed presidents has forced rate markets to begin pricing more chance of Fed tightening in the coming months," analysts from French bank BNP Paribas said in a morning note.
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And while I won't go that far (Google has one more chance to get it right), early Pixel adopters do seem to be treated more like beta testers more than buyers of any other phone.
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Cheryl Burke Talks Rekindling Romance With Matthew Lawrence: &aposWe Feel So Lucky&apos (Exclusive) "Dad, if I had one more chance to have you here with me today, I would do things differently," she wrote.
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" Best line Pick any of the lines from the aforementioned scene or just pat Robert on the back for reviving the old idiom: "You have no more chance than a cat in hell without claws.
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Some fish even have an "acoustic niche," meaning their calls occur at a distinct frequency not used by others in the area, "so that the intended recipients have more chance of hearing them," McCauley said.
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We're going to leave the European Union and it just feels like this is just one more chance that we can voice our concerns about the way we're heading in the world at the minute.
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After the collapse of wholesale Obamacare repeal this summer, the GOP's "skinny repeal" and tax plans each offered one more chance to tear out the heart of Obamacare, as Trump now believes he has done.
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The Panthers had one more chance to tie after Jones missed a free throw, but Murphy committed a turnover with 10 seconds left and Jones hit a layup to ice it as the buzzer sounded.
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"If you've got a planet with lots of interesting chemical building blocks, it's probably a safer bet to say, 'OK, there's probably more chance of life happening here than, say, on the Moon,'" summarised Cronin.
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T.' He got one more chance to provide another urine sample at the hospital, but police say the actor claimed he didn't have to pee and again insisted he didn't tamper with the earlier sample.
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"Dad, if I had one more chance to have you here with me today, I would do things differently," Burke captioned a sweet shot of she and Stephen on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook after his death.
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As the business cycle matures, there is more chance that the economy will overheat, because of bottlenecks in the jobs market; or that the central bank overtightens in order to prevent things from running too hot.
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One more chance to scrap and give it his all with his family, friends and compatriots urging him on in the stands and with Australia tuned in, from Perth to Sydney to his home city, Adelaide.
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Toronto guard Kyle Lowry then made two free throw, and after the Kings committed a 24-second violation, Toronto received one more chance on an inbounds play from near the Kings bench with 2.4 seconds left.
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Arguments that exchange-traded funds increase market volatility or can even cause a market crash are popular these days, and the Facebook stock tanking provided one more chance for the ETF naysayers to make their case.
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Logically, there has been speculation that this is a farewell visit, one more chance to commune with the unpredictable Roland Garros public that has treated him much better than it has treated most through the decades.
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Some campaigns, especially those that are lower in the polls, would welcome having more chance to talk about their ideas, and would prefer another two-night debate so that each candidate has more time to talk.
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It was a great shot — Georgia, who was 5 at the time, didn't even come up to Bradley's waist — and I looked forward to more chance pictures of her with Bradley during his Chapel Hill career.
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Lowry's three-point play made it 260-257 with 103 seconds to go and, after the Cavs were called for a shot-clock violation, Toronto had one more chance to win, but VanVleet couldn't come through.
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After all six California dates were completed, naturally, fans wanted one more chance to gaze upon their Mozziah, and there was only one place in the area left to do so: NBC Studios on West Alameda Avenue.
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He said concerns about sluggish inflation could keep some Fed officials with a two or three rate hike forecast but the more they lean toward fiscal stimulus, the more chance individual officials could move up to four.
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"In basketball, where teams are going to have 50 scores each or whatever it is, there's a lot more chance for one good play to get evened out by the other team being better," Mr. Tulsky said.
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"Everybody knows, including people in Likud, that there's more chance than ever that this is the end of the Bibi era," said Gadi Wolfsfeld, a veteran political scientist and professor of communication at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya.
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Investors will still have at least one more chance to hear from Stone before his formal exit: he will stick around at least through next month's earnings call, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel wrote in a memo to employees.
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So, when upbeat trade data out of China this week and a pick-up in commodity prices seemed to lessen the risk of a global downturn, dollar bulls figured there was now more chance of a move higher.
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"We want to provide to our component suppliers more chance and we want to have competition between component suppliers," Sae Hoon Kim, the head of Hyundai's R&D fuel cell group, told Reuters in an interview in London.
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Piazza had one more chance in Game 5, coming to bat in the bottom of the ninth as the tying run with Rivera on the mound and the Yankees one out from their third straight World Series title.
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On Saturday, in front of thousands of Wembley Arena fans in what he admits is "the fight of his life," Eubank Jr. gets one more chance to prove he's Floyd Mayweather's "type of fighter" — that he's "the guy."
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Forecasts have been relatively benign this week, but the outlooks will become even more important in the next two months as pollination followed by grain fill occurs – more chance for volatility should they call for hot and dry stretches.
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And while he and his team might have changed the game entirely with a handful of Grammy nominations, it's safe to say that there is probably a whole lot more Chance will be surprising us with in the coming years.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - With Japanese grapplers Saori Yoshida and Kaori Icho on course for fourth successive gold medals in their respective classes, it is perhaps appropriate that women wrestlers will have more chance to shine on the mat at the Rio Olympics.
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But in the case of early labors, this is much too late to do anything to significantly prolong a pregnancy or address an underlying health concern, leading to more premature babies and more chance of health risks for the mother.
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The authorities knew they would have serious trouble if they killed him, and the Church gave him one more chance to recant, at the upcoming diet—or congregation of officers, sacred and secular—in the cathedral city of Worms in 1521.
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This week brings one more chance to see the season's world premieres: "The Times Are Racing," a ballet in sneakers by the company's acclaimed resident artist, Justin Peck; and "The Shimmering Asphalt," by the Swedish choreographer and filmmaker Pontus Lidberg.
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We'll have one more chance before his deployment, but I try to manage my expectations and raise my spirits with thoughts of meeting my friends out for dinner and being solely in charge of the television remote while he's away.
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If you somehow made it past the first spoiler warning without turning back, then let me give you one more chance because these are the big plot points cgmcnama says will go down in the final episode of Game Of Thrones: 1.
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The company will also apply a "One Host, One Home" rule, limiting each host to one listing in an effort to restrict the number of holiday rentals in each city, so that locals have more chance to find affordable homes to live in.
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The Bulldogs would get a pair of free throws by Wheeler with 5.6 seconds left to draw within two, and after Petty split two free throws with just over four seconds left, the Bulldogs would have one more chance to tie the game.
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The odds of going viral are so low that marketing and production company Curveball Media Limited has claimed users have "more chance of getting shot, dating a millionaire, or being flown by a drunken pilot than getting 10,000 views" on a video.
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Tentatively titled Notorious B.I.G.: One More Chance, Variety reports that the film will be directed by the team behind The White Stripes' Under Great White Northern Lights 2009 tour movie, and was announced at this year's Berlin Film Festival, which is currently underway.
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That gave Baltimore one more chance to tie or win, but on a 2nd-and-18 play from Baltimore's 45-yard line, Jackson was sacked by Houston and Dee Ford and had to be removed from the game to have his ankle taped.
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Investors see more chance of a cut to British interest rates after Carney's speech on Tuesday, in which he said the economy might need more support to cope with the shock of a no-deal Brexit or an escalation of global trade tensions.
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Seven of the leading Democratic candidates will get one more chance to win over a national audience ahead of Tuesday's New Hampshire primary when they meet Friday night for a debate in Manchester hosted by ABC News, Apple News and WMUR-TV.
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EditorsNote: Corrects Kershaw's postseason ERA to 20 in graf 21 LOS ANGELES — Howie Kendrick got one more chance at redemption Wednesday, and he put the Washington Nationals in the National League Championship Series for the first time with a historic grand slam.
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Below is a look at what has happened in the past and why the latest 14 billion pound ($18.8 billion) plan could have more chance of success than its predecessors given that new planning laws mean the principle of expansion cannot be challenged.
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CURVE INVERSION Investors see more chance of a cut to British interest rates after Carney's speech on Tuesday, in which he said the economy might need more support to cope with the shock of a no-deal Brexit or an escalation of global trade tensions.
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Investors appear to be judging that a stronger mandate for May in parliament would potentially give her more chance of making the major compromises with the European Union necessary to smooth Britain's exit from the bloc and cap any damage to the UK economy.
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A roar to match anything from Sunday's 25.54 meters final - produced by a crowd a quarter of the size - accompanied the 280-year-old as he sailed over the bar, leaving the French world record holder and defending champion one more chance to beat him.
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"There is more chance of me being hit by a meteorite than there is of us getting a better deal than the one we've already got," he said, rejecting the vision of those who believe a British exit, or Brexit, would set Britain free.
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Financial markets are pricing in more chance of a BoE rate cut than a hike over the next year, based on SONIA (Sterling Over Night Index Average) interest rates, although money market analysts say some of the pull is being exerted by negative rates in other countries.
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Arnaud Montebourg, who lost out to Hamon in January and has gone on to back his former rival, called on Thursday for Melenchon to withdraw ahead of the April 23 first round to give more chance for the Socialists to make it to the May 7 runoff.
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Investors appear to be judging that the prospect of a stronger mandate for May in parliament would potentially give her more chance of making the major compromises with the European Union necessary to smooth Britain's exit from the bloc and limit any damage to the UK economy.
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Five days later, it looks like the start of a new, uncomfortable, stage of the race — a campaign effectively frozen by crisis, with some supporters of Sanders looking for evidence that Biden will blow it and give the senator from Vermont one more chance to win.
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"It gives us more chance to work on what we're doing, and I'm not sure that's going to be the day, but I would love to aim it right at Easter Sunday, so we're open for church service and services generally on Easter Sunday," he said.
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He explained that DHS had been mistaken — the families actually had one more chance to stay in the US. At 28am last Thursday, US immigration agents removed dozens of El Salvadoran women and kids from a South Texas detention center and loaded them onto a plane to be deported.
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So, as an adult, when my friends and coworkers inevitably flash looks of horror my way over my popsicle pick — I'll still go creamsicle over fudgsicle any day of the week, just try me — I think back to that fateful park day and suggest they give it just one more chance.
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"For things like relationships, from what I've grown to learn, the more you protect it and really make it a coveted personal thing and not share it with everyone – the more you can allow it to be personal – the more chance you have of it actually being real and special."
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S. labor market on solid ground; manufacturing struggling - UPDATE 1-Euro zone business growth stayed weak in June as optimism wanes - BREAKINGVIEWS-Fed gives data one more chance - POLL-TAKE A LOOK-Reuters June polls on the outlook for major economies Reporting by Karin Strohecker, Sujata Rao, Tom Arnold, Dhara
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We're positive on the Chinese market but we prefer H-shares because we think there's more chance of A-share investors buying the H-shares... But we have to note that in certain stocks, we can get exposure in the A shares to industries we can't get in H-shares.
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There may be more chance of sexual harassments, certainly, but the same is true for the many other environments us teenagers are in, such as school, and separating people based on gender, despite the intentions behind it may do no more than pushing the wall already dividing the genders higher.
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They screamed past the Ajax players scattered over the grass, lying face down, barely able to move even when Brych told them to get up, told them they had to finish the game, told them — though he was, it turned out, not correct — that they would have one more chance.
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You've finally found all the things the Playboy Club was supposed to stand for—elegance, at Peacock Alley; sexiness, of a sort, at the Pink Poodle; hipness, at the Palladium – and that's just places beginning with P. You grab a cab back uptown because you think you should give Playboy one more chance.
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"Even if the (the US) aim is not to initiate some sort of armed conflict, the higher you raise tensions the more chance for a mistake, for something to happen that will spiral out of control really fast," said former US Secretary of the Navy and former ambassador to Saudi Arabia Ray Mabus.
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The latest Elabe poll showed the lead of centrist Emmanuel Macron and conservative rival Francois Fillon over Le Pen falling to 18 and 12 points respectively, suggesting Le Pen may have more chance of springing a surprise if she can make it through to the second round of the elections in May.
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Ryan's comments opposing the impeachment of Rosenstein, who supervises special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, came as Freedom Caucus leader Mark Meadows, a North Carolina Republican, said an agreement was reached to give the Justice Department and the FBI "one more chance" to turn over documents to Congress, but has not specified what materials have been improperly withheld.
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S. labor market on solid ground; manufacturing struggling - UPDATE 1-Euro zone business growth stayed weak in June as optimism wanes - BREAKINGVIEWS-Fed gives data one more chance - POLL-TAKE A LOOK-Reuters June polls on the outlook for major economies (Reporting by Karin Strohecker, Sujata Rao, Tom Arnold, Dhara Ranasinghe in London; Dan Burns in New York; editing by John Stonestreet)
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Given one more chance to forcefully condemn the neo-Nazis and white supremacists whose rally in Charlottesville, Va., ended in violence and a counterprotester's death, Mr. Trump angrily insisted, as he had suggested on Saturday, that both sides were equally to blame — a false equivalency that not just his critics but also an increasing number of his supporters have urged him to abandon.
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"I just know that the more popular the video gets the more chance that a legal action could be pursued against me, and I don't want to have to go to court and all that just for a partially fake video, because the part that they would say is illegal is actually the fake part of the video," he said, according to the Chronicle.
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In Pyongyang, where the party elite dominate and some have more chance of rubbing shoulders with foreigners, either in the city or on trips to China or Europe, I was surprised by the stiletto high heels, a staple of the attractive young women who are overwhelmingly favored for jobs as waitresses, singers and virtually any responsibility that has public visibility and requires long hours on one's feet.
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And without getting too science-y (and the full study gets very science-y, if you're into full-spectrum frequency analysis and things like that), they found that Mercury's singing voice – when he's using his "growling" tone, which you can hear when he really busts loose (like during the "Why can't we give love that one more chance" lyrics heard in "Under Pressure") – produced a sonic phenomenon called subharmonics.
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He explained that DHS had been mistaken — the families actually had one more chance to stay in the US. Related: US Immigration Agents Are Rounding Up Central American Families to Deport Them "I cried again, but this time with a hope I could go back to where I was before, to live with my boyfriend in Virginia," Sanchez told VICE News in a phone interview from South Texas Residential Facility, where she awaits further updates on her case.
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