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Discover LudwigThe phrase "depends on luck" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something is unpredictable or beyond one's control, and success or failure is determined by chance. Example: "I've been practicing for weeks, but whether or not I win the tournament depends on luck."
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"A great fortune depends on luck, a small one on diligence", Chinese Proverb.
But how one fares in a market economy depends on luck as well as effort.
But it also depends on luck.
Finding these treasures requires skill, but a lot also depends on luck.
An individual's need for care depends on luck and genes, so that social fairness requires pooling risk.
It is very difficult to win, as you have seen today, and in the final points, it depends on luck".
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Yoga use was higher in patients who had high internal health locus of control, that is the belief that health depends on the persons own behavior; and low external-fatalistic health locus of control, that is the belief that health depends on fate on luck [ 16, 17].
By the end of the war, their patients were starving to death; Glusman shows that survival depended on luck, as when the four are separated and one is shipped on a Japanese transport through a field of Allied submarines.
In the end, we depend on luck.
"It doesn't depend on luck".
Together, those should fetch about £15 billion, although much will depend on luck and timing.
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