chance
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| and it gave me a | chance | of escape into the great |
| roadside this gave a great | chance | to enjoy the perfection of |
| airport which gave me a | chance | to hear how genuine american |
| it gave them then a | chance | to like chat about stuff |
| at least gave one the | chance | to meet the other members |
| taking a bit of a | chance | dad getting nick [censored: surname] even |
| won t there s no | chance | of actually m- me getting |
| like ΒΌ of a percent | chance | of getting a tefl fellowship |
| was now empty so no | chance | of getting any witnesses just |
| so they had a good | chance | of getting fish they had |
| stolen then there s more | chance | of getting it back periodically |
| least let us have a | chance | o doin it for ourselves |
| at least it s the | chance | of a lifetime if things |
| that there was a good | chance | that we might at least |
| a better chance steve better | chance | cammy o stopping each other |
| s- nae gonna take a | chance | look f1103: better to be |
| think god has a better | chance | o understandin me that wye |
| postcode there is a better | chance | of letters not going astray |
| students not have a better | chance | of understanding the syntax of |
| you nivver hid a better | chance | so lets hear fit there |
| then wid stand a better | chance | steve better chance cammy o |
| second language it s a | chance | to understand better what they |
| such as give kids a | chance | a community referral scheme that |
| t give ye a second | chance | no no f823: no they |
| give justice and fairness a | chance | they could vote for a |
| learning environment give pupils the | chance | to develop vocational skills from |
| ll give us both a | chance | to see more of the |
| sips give local people the | chance | to shape their communities themselves |
| early to give you the | chance | to speak i think that |
| we can give everyone a | chance | to speak without lengthening the |
| they dinna give ye a | chance | ye know they jist f606: |
| get it sadie no much | chance | ae that wi you fur |
| school an didnae get a | chance | at aw eh aye i |
| don t actually get a | chance | f826: no but there s |
| else so theres not much | chance | for anybody if they get |
| will i ever get the | chance | i won t be your |
| dee if ey get e | chance | if ey re free in |
| i sometimes get a wee | chance | o things aff the ration |
| soon as you get a | chance | okay but maybe i ll |
| you re no refusin the | chance | tae get hame tae yir |
| kids i day get a | chance | tae see things like that |
| if i didna take the | chance | then i might no get |
| and i never get the | chance | to ask her properly my |
| enters before they get a | chance | to exit oh hello dod |
| that you get the the | chance | to find out so you |
| unable to have a second | chance | to get into secure housing |
| maybe you ll get the | chance | to go one day [laugh] |
| its seldom you get a | chance | to look depravitie full in |
| ye dinna get the same | chance | to news wi folk at |
| accused did not get the | chance | to prove their innocence there |
| noo till i get a | chance | to tell im face to |
| of central scotland get the | chance | to travel to falkirk mr |
| says before i get the | chance | to wrap my vowels around |
| wi janko e first quairt | chance | we cd get e upshot |
| others that didnae get a | chance | werenae too happy about that |
| you ll no hiv a | chance | when a get ye says |
| friday if you get the | chance | you should see it john |
| j- like actually just by | chance | living right next to us |
| worry eddie on the off | chance | that he s actually there |
| is his mum had the | chance | to actually go to a |
| second language it s a | chance | for us to revisit what |
| sun should be given a | chance | of wholeness i don t |
| work or given her a | chance | to be a free and |
| horseman s pair given first | chance | to drink at the trough |
| within devolved areas given the | chance | to examine the proposals scotland |
| need to be given the | chance | to say their piece they |
| justices and be given a | chance | to state his case against |
| that older people had their | chance | and that their quality of |
| aw you never had a | chance | for a nap did you |
| maist awfy straik o ill | chance | he had managed tae heuk |
| from the maggie and by | chance | kathy had bought tickets for |
| a little bitter laugh fat | chance | lizzie he hasna had his |
| n they d had the | chance | o a saumon shuir eneuch |
| a child had a slim | chance | of learning certain local speech |
| might just have had a | chance | of success had john wedderburn |
| haven t really had a | chance | to but yeah i know |
| that members have had a | chance | to consider the memorandum that |
| i have not had a | chance | to draw up a proper |
| implications has he had a | chance | to examine the cost and |
| but we ve had no | chance | to have a real talk |
| burns songs i had a | chance | to hear from it an |
| he has obviously had a | chance | to look at the booklet |
| once we have had the | chance | to look at the details |
| that the parliament had a | chance | to make its views known |
| he has never had the | chance | to open the tin himself |
| if members have had a | chance | to read the bill they |
| hope members have had a | chance | to read the papers you |
| once he s had a | chance | to scrub himself at the |
| the letters and had a | chance | to see where he lived |
| wallace has already had a | chance | to speak i was also |
| because we ve had no | chance | to store seratonin during the |
| when he has had a | chance | to think about what went |
| if they had had the | chance | to understand what a subordinate |
| look at it yet by | chance | i have some free time |
| you know it s a | chance | now to look an an |
| a rush there is no | chance | to look at it legislation |
| think this ll be the | chance | to look at that area |
| that people will have a | chance | to look at the framework |
| for excellence gives us a | chance | to look forward and see |
| look on this as a | chance | to say if the natural |
| maids when they got a | chance | always trying for a fondle |
| dem if he got da | chance | dey promised at dey wid |
| wonder if he got his | chance | did him an frank end |
| kind o solidarity oh whit | chance | have we got against the |
| mirror ye got a secont | chance | in e een abeen e |
| yet if he got the | chance | [laugh] [laugh] f1024: that s |
| steal if they got a | chance | mabel s father didna set |
| at twelve ye got a | chance | tae go and sit the |
| course i never got the | chance | tae go [laugh] f640: [inaudible] |
| f637: and ye got a | chance | tae sit that and i |
| as ither folk got a | chance | to answer as weel as |
| one where we got a | chance | to play with the girls |
| the u s got the | chance | to read about one poor |
| yours until ye got the | chance | to sneak back in sae |
| for Β½d you got a | chance | to throw a stick to |
| first time i got a | chance | to wear a kilt aye |
| f637: but ye got a | chance | when ye were twelve m608: |
| a change twenty pun nae | chance | a couldnae manage ten sorry |
| blood sadie sensible but nae | chance | ae it slippin or endin |
| just nae gonna take a | chance | are we f1104: no we |
| batter but there s nae | chance | at aa o bein blawn |
| otherwise ye d have nae | chance | but that was it an |
| the body s saying nae | chance | f643: [laugh] [laugh] f641: [laugh] |
| thon for the tate nae | chance | gf 15 like blackhall mcdonald |
| says f643: [laugh] m642: nae | chance | it s f643: [laugh] m642: |
| clock in the mornin nae | chance | it wis spent lang afore |
| ey were aa teem nae | chance | o germinatin though fit wi |
| a trade there wis nae | chance | o him gaun tae college |
| weakling could nae take that | chance | wi you two long silence |
| thocht a blinkin sliver o | chance | afore daith packs ice roon |
| they thocht thare wis onie | chance | at aw o gittin bate |
| left owrancer lu tuik his | chance | gat a haud o the |
| minute there s a wee | chance | o a fecht wi the |
| heid whaur s the best | chance | o a fish i went |
| fin ere wis still a | chance | o a fluffer o snaa |
| hennies aye geed ye a | chance | o a pot o fine |
| an dey wirna hed da | chance | o a right fishing trip |
| ye think the r onie | chance | o a scran speirt geordie |
| e rucks ere wis e | chance | o brakkin a cairt or |
| same there s maybe mair | chance | o cowpin some on tae |
| right there wis aye the | chance | o fire wi lums like |
| catch thare wis aye the | chance | o gittin a scran o |
| o s that stood a | chance | o it like maist o |
| heat wave wi mebbe the | chance | o killin ferm beasts slockin |
| and since there wisna much | chance | o ootdoor work fairmers wid |
| weet ere s usually less | chance | o seein onybody onywye ere |
| richt lucky tae hae e | chance | o sic meesic ilky day |
| late then wi haet a | chance | o sleep it s deil |
| aff there wis a guid | chance | o somebody comin on the |
| an sae giean it a | chance | o survival a wis fur |
| an truth to tell saw | chance | o sweet retaliation to rid |
| scots literature there a guid | chance | o thaim biggin up thair |
| in to aiberdeen georgie fat | chance | o that happenin as he |
| head georgie to audience fat | chance | o that tae teenie pittin |
| ordinateir wes sacrifeisin hiz lest | chance | o the sempil pleisur o |
| with o grades and no | chance | of highers in line for |
| famely laughs you hud the | chance | ti be part o a |
| below her skirt you ll | chance | to lark o yes the |
| they submit as their only | chance | yet o winnin a sailin |
| on forever with never a | chance | of romance whatsoever for a |
| the kettle never gets a | chance | to cool down sadie didnae |
| assessing and it s a | chance | for us i think to |
| as it gied us the | chance | tae brek in easy like |
| stranger that might happen to | chance | upon us when i was |
| dad lee couldnae take the | chance | jilly chance lee thit yid |
| couldnae take the chance jilly | chance | lee thit yid be like |
| rushing water i take the | chance | to put on my vest |
| and that we have a | chance | to take the first step |
| e hens run be ill | chance | he let oot a hen |
| i did tak e odd | chance | tae open e door an |
| an gi e her a | chance | to thank me he rubs |
| nivir thought ye hud a | chance | a winnin you ll no |
| or you ll miss the | chance | again you don t want |
| we ll gee yi a | chance | ed stew stew as ah |
| place out west so what | chance | have i jimmy i ll |
| near eneuch sae i ll | chance | it aye jim from christian |
| it maunna be left tae | chance | it ll be a kittle |
| and has offered me the | chance | to go too i ll |
| he doesn t have the | chance | for mum arrives with the |
| may have been taking a | chance | i am not able to |
| that i could have the | chance | of a shot at a |
| lowest incomes have the highest | chance | of being a victim of |
| order to have a good | chance | of delivering the targets that |
| rd hope we have a | chance | of it to confession evening |
| was going to have no | chance | of seeing him he was |
| important that i have the | chance | to answer questions from the |
| am pleased to have the | chance | to appear before the rural |
| but we will have the | chance | to ask mr tuck for |
| will have missed forever their | chance | to benefit that is why |
| also pleased to have the | chance | to discuss our emerging conclusions |
| quite nice to have the | chance | to do that different f1148: |
| break members will have a | chance | to examine some diagrams on |
| scotland they also have the | chance | to question the first minister |
| bicycle doesn t have a | chance | to see a horse and |
| where you will have the | chance | to snap up work of |
| as a rhymer like by | chance | 9 little too is knowingly |
| dinnae think the r onie | chance | a d hae been up |
| dinnae think we hae a | chance | bruce aye noo he s |
| inspired by a postcard entitled | chance | encounter spanner in girse dyeuk |
| to be perceived as a | chance | error the word wyve however |
| this would be a fine | chance | for the executive to put |
| volunteers as well as a | chance | for them to recruit new |
| business in the spring by | chance | i came into a glen |
| think i d a good | chance | i wouldn t try as |
| world wouldn t stand a | chance | if his wheels hit that |
| dimps gee the man a | chance | ih cammy true trust only |
| he just turned up by | chance | looking for a job in |
| tae gie them hauf a | chance | ma faither wis awaa maist |
| ninthly i ve missed that | chance | of a job in a |
| his deputy ruled out any | chance | of a toll bypass around |
| a problem in scotland any | chance | of renegotiating a category management |
| wright way has a fat | chance | of slimming kids 14 september |
| roll up roll up one | chance | only to see a mock |
| it was too guid a | chance | tae miss she was rich |
| at the sky ye micht | chance | tae see a braw sleigh |
| then there s a greater | chance | that everyone understands what other |
| then there wis a guid | chance | that it micht be done |
| it the r juist a | chance | tho that auld andrae at |
| at wes hissell tynin the | chance | ti mairrie on a lillie |
| jist the quinie mysel a | chance | to buy wee motors instead |
| language and it s a | chance | to come up with more |
| that work and has a | chance | to contribute to the discussion |
| deid without ever haein a | chance | to enjoy masel lizzie aye |
| people of the uk a | chance | to express their views and |
| it gives your bed a | chance | to heat up nice and |
| he s jist takin the | chance | to mak a fast buck |
| her afore she has a | chance | to open it angelica she |
| glasgow so it was a | chance | to put the record straight |
| here i felt was a | chance | to redeem myself by the |
| along the coast yes a | chance | to repay his kindness yes |
| ex- a a a a | chance | to say that rebus s |
| here however she has a | chance | to visit egypt at the |
| before your cock has a | chance | to wake up yes it |
| erm so it was a | chance | to you know it was |
| it was a matter of | chance | which one ended up with |
| realised i didna hae a | chance | whit did ye dae ye |
| gin ye gie thaim a | chance | ye maun traist me the |
| gi ein fate a fair | chance | you ging to the shelter |
| this f1123: right one last | chance | if you do- ever do |
| point if i don t | chance | upon the point soon i |
| eh gents is there any | chance | i could m1020: brilliant it |
| haste wherever there s minimum | chance | of being traced ignoring the |
| said there would be no | chance | of the bill being passed |
| seems there s fluck all | chance | of tv s most important |
| him there there daddykins no | chance | padre anyway the old dear |
| of expenditure there is no | chance | that we will not use |
| people erm there s more | chance | that you know that at |
| there that this is the | chance | to maybe address whatever the |
| it has the best possible | chance | of commanding respect globally mrs |
| considerably less strain whether by | chance | or design the executive has |
| scotland where everyone has the | chance | to succeed nora radcliffe liberal |
| ken ye l git the | chance | ever ti waucht anither stirrup |
| robby she cannae tak the | chance | last time shi did that |
| things did not occur by | chance | they all stemmed from the |
| the election mary scanlon no | chance | i realise that sylvia jackson |
| way up m1020: no much | chance | of s- me seeing this |
| so i jumped at the | chance | when the don or house |
| road s giein him the | chance | tae dae mair than ninety |
| man we ve hed the | chance | forby ti see the meikle |
| and so it was the | chance | for me to put the |
| coo to sell by ony | chance | so the fairmer says ay |
| money and you takes your | chance | so to speak some clients |
| you ve gien me the | chance | to acquit mysel or at |
| henry mcleish today is our | chance | to assert our authority as |
| accurately the community welcomes the | chance | to be consulted on the |
| turn seemed to welcome the | chance | to earn money of her |
| i realised this was my | chance | to escape i closed the |
| enough so society grabbed its | chance | to insist that he was |
| sae she jumpet at the | chance | to move to the toolies |
| i ve passed up the | chance | to save the world [censored: forename] |
| hacked off hack gets the | chance | to shout about how naff |
| it is worth exploiting every | chance | for language fun in burns |
| this would be my only | chance | i stopped in the doorway |
| way up from his last | chance | trendy chelsea boots and pour |
| we wad mak oor awn | chance | heard it kyths ti yield |
| wesna fashed an tuik the | chance | ti eik thaimsells ti the |
| him lilian now s your | chance | jack enters beaumont goes towards |
| contact with tenants except by | chance | although one or two authorities |
| it is likely that by | chance | this one hill named after |
| heard about gaia quite by | chance | when lovelock was speaking in |
| you know on an off | chance | wilma s name was very |
| was quiet however just by | chance | may [censored: surname] of otago street |
| emphasis on enjoyment and some | chance | that pupils would sing or |
| skoited oot an took her | chance | i da mirknen naebody saa |
| circles it wisna jist be | chance | ey hid eir wings oot |
| be stookie rob bi onie | chance | ay answert the laddie an |
| ed tell thum stew last | chance | many times we been here |
| bewtie whyles doun dwynes bi | chance | or naiturs chyngin course onpairlt |
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