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give a shot

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give something a shot
to make an attempt to do something take a shot at something Jason's father always thought he would be a great baseball player, and encouraged Jason to give it a shot.
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Paul Casey is asked to give a shot start to Bradley Dredge in VCbet's handicap match.
dollar soared above 124 yen in London on Thursday amid speculations that Japanese monetary authorities are pushing down the yen to give a shot in the arm to Japanese exports.
 
 
 
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