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leap of faith

noun as in act of trust

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If Ruger has learnt one thing this year, it's that taking a leap of faith pays off.

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After online dating proved to be too challenging, Vassos took the biggest leap of faith by going on “The Golden Bachelor.”

However, the lack of fireworks didn’t halt present-day, 37-year-old me from taking a leap of faith by giving a new potential beau a chance.

"We took a gamble, we took a leap of faith and it just didn't work out," Mr Smith said after marrying on the show in September.

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It’s a leap of faith, although the company says it has a number of safeguards, such as verifying “the driver, package and package location via multi-step authentication before granting them temporary, one-time access to your garage.”

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

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