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fifty-fifty

[fif-tee-fif-tee] / ˈfɪf tiˈfɪf ti /
















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Squid born in early July had a fifty-fifty chance of using either tactic.

From Science Daily

He said there is “a fifty-fifty chance for missionary Baek’s release as Russia won’t give up relations with South Korea completely.”

From Seattle Times

There's a fifty-fifty chance over the next five years that we'll go over this important marker of temperature increases, compared to pre-industrial times.

From BBC

Farmer sympathized with the needs of the Ministry of Health, but he still hoped that the loan could be divided fifty-fifty.

From Literature

The secretary general, he said, had improved the gender balance in leadership roles: "We now have basically fifty-fifty parity of male and females at senior levels and of the secretary general's representatives in the field."

From BBC