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chances

noun as in odds

Strongest match

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Whether asked about his personal situation or his team’s chances of making the playoffs, he often speaks about “being where your feet are.”

On the back of four successive defeats in all competitions, the chances of Manchester City signing a replacement for injured midfielder Rodri have increased once again.

From BBC

"While the chancellor has downplayed the chances of further tax-raising measures, if she wants to increase day-to-day spending in future years, she may need to raise taxes to pay for it," he said, referring to chancellor's self-imposed targets.

From BBC

The latest three-month outlook through January shows equal chances for above or below normal precipitation.

In Southern California, the chances for major rainfall have been steadily increasing, with forecasters now confident that the region could see measurable rainfall beginning this weekend and into early next week as the storm slides southward.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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