Chances
Law
Law noun - A rule of conduct or action laid down by a governing authority and especially a legislature.
Both words in one sentence
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Similarly to the Law of Inverse Fertility, the chances of a child getting adopted by a given family is inversely proportional to how good of a home it would be.
Source: Department of Child Disservices - Please note that this same law applies to instant death skills, which don't have appreciably lower chances to hit than, say, poison.
Source: Game Breaker / Final Fantasy - If a law school or medical school has one commercial enterprise on its premises, chances are it's a coffee shop (although in the case of law schools, this is because setting up a bar on campus is too uncomfortably apropos).
Source: Must Have Caffeine / Real Life
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