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crapshoot

noun as in big chance

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Applications to such schools are a crapshoot, but so is much of life.

In other words, which films actually make it to theaters and how successful they’ll be alongside a streaming release is something of “a crapshoot,” Levin said.

From Vox

Moving that many books requires dedicated trucks, which is currently the biggest crapshoot component of the whole supply chain.

Until recently, guided skiing in the United States was a crapshoot.

Some locations are a total crapshoot when it comes to speed, sometimes even falling behind their older 4G LTE counterparts.

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

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