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off-chance

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off-chance [ˈɒftʃɑːns] N (let's go) on the off-chance(vamos)por si acaso
he bought it on the off-chance that it would come in usefullo compró pensando que tal vez resultaría útil
off-chance [ˈɒfˌtʃɑːns] n on the off-chance of seeing himnella vaga speranza di incontrarlo


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Citizens in a democracy would never allow their police forces to have an automatic right of forced entry into their homes just on the off-chance of finding some stolen goods," he said.
uk, found that most women would go to the gym on the off-chance of getting a glimpse of the bloke they fancy - 66 per cent admitted to this, and many said they'd even used a machine they don't normally to get a closer look.
PC Gill said opportunist thieves would smash windows if they saw a sat nav cradle on the off-chance the device had been left in a glove box.
 
 
 
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