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Discover Ludwig'took a shot at' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase means to make an attempt at something, and it is usually used in the context of taking a risk or a gamble. For example, "I took a shot at opening my own business, but it didn't work out in the end."
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"He took a shot at me".
I took a shot at Donato.
Tucker (South) took a shot at the vulnerable game.
Reasonably, Feldman took a shot at four spades.
In this auction, Lev (South) took a shot at three no-trump.
After two passes, North took a shot at three no-trump.
Sato finally took a shot at victory, but Kanaan said he probably waited too long.
I took a shot at you the other night and missed you clean".
Mr. Koonin also took a shot at the hosts remaining on the broadcast networks.
TWO years ago George Bush took a shot at naming the president of the World Bank.
The governor also took a shot at the Giants' Super Bowl opponent, the New England Patriots.
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