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have a fighting chance |
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have a fighting chance to have a reasonable likelihood The Socialist Party has a fighting chance to win control of the French government. Related vocabulary: level the playing fieldUsage notes: often used in the form not have a fighting chance: If they don't like the way you perform in practice, you don't have a fighting chance of getting into a game. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Yet for school board challengers to have a fighting chance against UTLA-bankrolled candidates, they need massive amounts of cash of their own. Reiner believes her fudge will have a fighting chance against the swelling batch of entrants. Kuykendall believes that public school leaders must try to influence legislation on both the state and federal fronts if schools are to have a fighting chance to meet the immense challenge of educating children for the next century. |
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