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give odds

verb as in lay

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Another, OddsChecker, refused to even give odds on Admirals “due to some expert sleuthing.”

He no longer thinks it’s best to give odds of winning, focusing instead on what share of the vote each candidate is projected to get.

Monahan does not like to give odds on anything, though he added that without a clear answer at this stage, “that’s cause for concern.”

“There or maybe Santa Cruz. Anyways, I’ll give odds she ain’t farther away than San Jose.”

Queensland University political scientist Katharine Gelber said Hanson has her best chance at being elected since 1998, but declined to give odds.

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

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