"I'm kind of a chance-taker; had to be, or I wouldn't have survived in all those other places," LeMoine said.
In truth he's one and only, a chance-taker, a champion, a right-hander who plays left-handed.
We glimpse the real-life party lover, chance taker and black-marketeer Oskar Schindler, rescuer of 1,100 Jews who made enamel pots and pans in his factory.
Whether the UAW enjoys solid support among the workforce of 6,200 or just a few chance-takers, a union drive will divert Musk's attention at a time when he can least afford distraction.
(1) For purposes of paragraph (c) of this section, "lottery" means the pooling of proceeds derived from the sale of tickets or chances and allotting those proceeds or parts thereof by chance to one or more chance takers or ticket purchasers.
The big lesson is that when a major technology shift is happening, such as the creation of the internet, the advent of broadband, the creation of the mobile computing environment, the migration to the cloud, or autonomous driving, you see many of the people who are innovators and risk takers take a chance for a big change in the world and migrate to that space.
The Thai government took a chance when it released the hostage-takers last October, hoping it would not provoke more incidents.
"When you've got Umar Gul, Shahid Afridi, Saeed Ajmal - three of the top bowlers in Twenty20 cricket, top wicket-takers - you've always got a chance.
The U.S.' success lies in the risk-takers who came to the states to take a chance.
