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And for an albino turtle, lacking its species natural camouflage, the chances could be even lower.

The WHO's regional coordinator, Peter Cordingley, said no chances could be taken with the illness.

He said there was "no existence of metastasis," suggesting that Mrs. Kirchner's chances could be strong for a recovery.

While Dikshit was confident her party would win again, analysts said the 76-year-old Congress veteran's chances could be stymied by her party's ebbing support.

But the Guardian believes his chances could be hampered by his decision to meet with Kentucky county clerk, Kim Davis, who defied a Supreme Court ruling by refusing to grant same-sex marriage licenses.

If a bolder, bulkier, perhaps even braver Özil can try to muscle in on the Premier League in a way he previously could not, even more chances could be coming Sánchez's way.

His best chance could be a move to Mercedes, if Lewis Hamilton ends up at Ferrari.

"The genetics might be responsible," he said, "and there's every reason to believe it is, but chance could be the reason they survived.

Their best chance could be to carry on in this manner and forget the grand pretensions of playing marauding, fluid attacking football which they are clearly incapable of.

But unless the deal can be got right--with NATO offering Russia neither too little nor too much--the chance could be lost.Getting partnership with Russia right is all the trickier with Russia in unco-operative mood.

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