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After spending more than 30 years behind bars for killing their parents, Lyle and Erik Menendez have a shot at being released from prison.

From BBC

If we’re to have a shot at the hearts and votes of these men and women, it’s important that we try to understand what so many of them hear in progressive messaging.

From Salon

In addition to Madison's own awards chances, Borisov could have a shot at a best supporting actor when the Oscar nominations are announced in January.

From BBC

But it did construct a daunting obstacle course for Smith to traverse to have a shot at presenting the former vice president’s story.

Sentenced to life in prison nearly three decades ago, Erik and Lyle Menendez could have a shot at freedom as Los Angeles prosecutors comb through new evidence.

From Salon

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