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happen to have vs have by chance

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happen to have is the most popular phrase on the web.

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happen to have

49,500,000 results on the web

Some examples from the web:

  • I happen to have greater reverence for historical artifacts than you could ever imagine.
  • I happen to have just the problem.
  • I happen to have some very powerful friends at the Maury Povich show.
  • I just so happen to have my GPS with me.
  • I happen to have in my employ a most dependable soothsayer.
  • I even happen to have a story about a man from Pawtucket.
  • Only, I happen to have a photograph.
  • Because I happen to have an opening in my schedule.
  • I just happen to have been born to Persian Zoroastrian parents.
  • I happen to have my talking stick...
  • Actually, I just happen to have some time right now.
  • They also happen to have amazing dumplings.
  • I happen to have a knack of finding new members of that family.
  • I happen to have an immaculately decorated guest room.
  • I just happen to have my label maker.
  • I happen to have a dictionary.
  • I happen to have an old friend who specializes in that area.
  • I happen to have just the thing for it.
  • I happen to have an arsenal of hammers.
  • I happen to have the same thing.

have by chance

157,000 results on the web

Some examples from the web:

  • Edvard, we would have by chance a small diameter drill?
  • They would have met by chance at a café...
  • The difference in results between these randomisation subgroups may have arisen by chance in view of their limited sample size.
  • We have arrived by chance where I live.
  • Yes. Pat and Sally have stopped here by chance.
  • There. I have here, by chance, some snapshot.
  • Living creatures are too complex to have come about by chance; therefore, they must have had a designer.
  • You haven't been chosen by chance.
  • Firstly, Mr Arlacchi writes that health conditions have deteriorated, almost by chance, since we have been there.
  • Do we by chance have any intimate couples amongst us today?
  • I realise that these objectives are ambitious, but they are also realistic and have not been set by chance.
  • The demographic crisis, human trafficking, global warming, cancer or terrorism have not just appeared by chance or overnight, nor did the problem of rising food prices.
  • Have you by any chance seen two escapees?
  • Have you by any chance seen a girl with short hair, a jacket...
  • We have that chance tomorrow by voting for those amendments.
  • You haven't, by chance, seen Officer Doughtery?
  • You haven't by chance seen those pearl earrings that you bought me, have you?
  • Yes. Listen, have you by chance seen a boy about ten years old, on his own, about this tall?
  • They think they have a better chance by avoiding the aliens and finding a place to hole up.
  • Have you by any chance seen two young men running around here tonight?

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