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If Apple keeps it up, the company will soon have a shot at breaking Microsoft's record tech company valuation.

She is the only female chess player today considered to have a shot at becoming one of the top few players in the world, male or female.

Nevertheless, with this management mechanism, at least you have a shot at understanding just what you have and where it exists.

My mother is doubtful about the product, but she'll have a shot at it.

At the very beginning, she meant to have a shot at this competition. Quite out of our expectation, she has got the first prize.

everybody come out play everytime like it's our last, then we definitely have a shot at it.

and I wanna make you happy , I need to make you happy for me to even have a shot at being happy.

We could do nothing but have a shot at calling the household management center.

He desperately wants to win -- now -- and with Allen and Paul Pierce in tow, he'll have a shot at accomplishing that.

I'll have a shot at defining my own voice if I may.

Your boss is doubtful about the market, but he'll have a shot at it.

I am doubtful about my ability, but I'll have a shot at it.

He decided to have a shot at writing it himself.

I decided to have a shot at fixing the car myself . . .

To have a shot at taking that leap and living our dreams, we must take the time to conceptualize our realistic worst case scenario.

But he adds: 'All those companies will have a shot at getting people excited about the product. '

Have a shot at it.

for me to even have a shot at being happy.

The job is a challenge, but I want to have a shot at it.

Does Zhengzhou have a shot at becoming the "Chicago of China" ?

I'd like to have a shot at skating.

Men pretty much know, if they are realistic, the type of woman they have a shot at.

Why don't you have a shot at talking to her yourself?

I'll have a shot at the puzzle.