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chance

[chans, chahns] / tʃæns, tʃɑns /










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The plucky startup has a chance to find its place in the market precisely because of its leaner operations, said 32-year-old Yun, who serves as chief operating officer.

From The Wall Street Journal

By chance, however, he'd ended up in the birthplace of hip-hop, right at the moment of conception.

From BBC

In Shasta County, he saw a chance for redemption.

From Los Angeles Times

Even though both funds offer investors a chance to get in on SpaceX before it begins trading as a public company, there is a cost.

From Barron's

Massie was also asked whether he thought there was a chance of Mountbatten-Windsor ever being compelled to provide testimony regarding his connection to Epstein.

From BBC