Chance
Chance verb - To take a chance on.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Of course, if the player makes the PC do things well enough in September, Misako will reconsider her decision and give him both a second lay and the chance to actually date her.
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Unfortunately he doesn't get a chance to enjoy it as the American soldiers/Iraqi rebels soon lay siege to the prison that he is stationed at.
Source: Film / Three Kings -
The Fighter-Launching Sequence barely has a chance to get started before the American pilots lay waste to the place.
Source: Film / Red Tails
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