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in the cards

adjective as in cut-and-dried

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adjective as in destined

adjective as in doomed

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adjective as in eventual

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adjective as in forthcoming

adjective as in future

adjective as in imminent

adjective as in impending

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adjective as in likely

adjective as in probable

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noun as in chance

noun as in luck

noun as in luckiness

noun as in prospect

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irons in the fire

verb as in expect

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verb as in forecast

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I’m one of four, and I feel like it’s in the cards for me.

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Is a colossal turf war in the cards?

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Hopping around after that is not in the cards for anybody.

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With his buzzy portrayal of Rick, a man obsessed with avenging his father’s death, in “Lotus,” an Emmy might finally be in the cards for the actor, a veteran of many critically beloved shows.

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Although rescue was always in the cards for the teens who were stranded, it probably would have been better for them if those cards had never been dealt.

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