Chances?

What chances?

Sami took chances.

Don't take chances.

Take no chances.

Why take chances?

Of course, even in the face of this misery, we should not lose hope in agreements reached by diplomatic means but, realistically, the chances are dwindling every day.

Three cards, three chances.

Three cards, three chances.

Denham's taking no chances.

You take chances, Marlowe.

I'm not taking chances.

You can't take chances.

He took his chances.

So were our chances.

We can't take chances.

We're taking no chances.

To multiply her chances

You all take chances.

What are the chances?

They lose their health, they lose their beauty, they lose their teeth, they lose their wealth, they lose human relationships and, in the end, they often lose their lives.

She's not taking any chances.

She's not taking any chances.

Your chances are very low.

We can't take any chances.

You're taking all the chances.

What were Lieutenant Costa's chances?

Maybe you ruined your chances.

You take chances, my friend.

We can't take any chances.

Lose your sheets! Lose your sheets!

Unanswered questions abound. Of course, even in the face of this misery, we should not lose hope in agreements reached by diplomatic means but, realistically, the chances are dwindling every day.

Lose the case and lose it now.

The chances of this are slim.

Its chances of succeeding are slim.

You only get a few chances.

There are always chances for error.

Even though the chances are slim.

Such chances rarely come in life.

There's no use taking any chances.

And he talks about taking chances.

Those are the chances we take.

For what? Croton faced his chances.

What chances have I to survive?

Take care of yourself. No chances.