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He added: "The only thing you ask for as a player is for a fair chance, then you know what you can do. "

Equality of opportunity is a fine ideal generally subscribed to. Who wouldn't agree that everyone should be given the same fair chance?

In fact, I feel God told me pretty fair chance to get not too small, but there was no time to grasp, even asking for the freedom lost.

Unfortunately, he looks unlikely to win, even if Mr Mugabe were to give him a fair chance of doing so.

and you still have a fair chance of passing as a remarkably witty man of sharp intellect, keen observation and extremely pleasant manners.

If it pursues sound policies, the West still stands a fair chance, despite its divisions, of thwarting these aims.

Above all, let us never lose sight of why we are here. . . To give athletes at all levels the fair chance they deserve.

This was intended to give small inventors a fair chance against big companies better equipped to file applications.

Even with the high lottery number, for months afterward, I thought I had a fair chance of being drafted.

THE race is crowded, but San Francisco stands a fair chance of becoming the first major American city without a daily newspaper.

Many of them, like Spender, had deliberately set out to give girls a fair chance.

Huang said these students, who did not join the cheating scam, felt they could not have a fair chance of passing the exam.

And this school could have given generations of children a fair chance in life, if only corruption didn't exist.

Katuunko had little choice but to comply, but he insisted that Ventress keep her word to give Yoda a fair chance.

None shall die; there will only be a re establishment that all may be given fair chance to ascend.

Obama called on Qadhafi to step down from power and "give his people a fair chance to live their lives without fear. "

With Democrats now in charge of Congress, there is a fair chance the politicians will act.

But foreign banks that put capital to work in support of policy objectives know they stand a fair chance of being rewarded, in time.

There's a fair chance that we might win this time.

Even if you do not have any problems right now, there is a fair chance that you will have booting problems after a future kernel update.

We like to give these insurgents a fair chance.

They have much to offer if given a fair chance to do so.

A fair chance in life is denied to many children.

We like to use a variety of methods to give the students a fair chance.

There is a fair chance, after all, of another land amnesty sooner or later.

Even if that is so, there is a fair chance that the literature surveyed was biased the other way.

To not get a fair chance to defend his title, that's too bad.

People want to go to work knowing they will be given a fair chance and are supported 100 per cent by those they work with and for.

Give each idea a fair chance.

President Buchanan had promised the people of Kansas that they would have a fair chance to vote on their constitution.

This is because there is a fair chance that January and Februrary's data were influenced by one-offs.

The method of trading publicly so that each trader has a fair chance to buy or sell.

Considering the perils of war, the nation's female soldiers deserve a fair chance at advancement. Their lives are already on the line

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