given a chance vs given a chance but next time

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• The builders of Nowa Huta were given a chance to continue with their education.
• You've been given a chance to start over.
• You were given a chance to continue your work.
• They were each given a chance to save themselves.
• I've decided that the children on the isle of the lost be given a chance to live here in Auradon.
• But I'm not afraid anymore because we've been given a chance at redemption.
• The player will lose if their vitality gauge runs out, but will be given a chance to continue.
• Our client was given a chance to choose which model to have surgically implanted from a catalogue of 12 FDA-approved models.
• With Traderush May 2013 Promotions, every trader is given a chance to take their skills and profits to the next level.
• If a populous isn't given a chance to prosper, why then, unrest and even violence.
• And aside from that, I was given a chance to make an option to their different methods of payment at my convenient time.
• Step 3: When the scan is complete you will be given a chance to preview the notes.
• Quit & kpovmodeler;. If you have any unsaved changes, you will be given a chance to save them.
• Close all views on the presentation. You will be given a chance to save any changes, or to cancel closing.
• Only ten months after the agreement has begun are we given a chance to express our opinion.
• One of the best experiences they can get experience is being given a chance to play with their top poker players like Sam Trickett.
• But the Prime Minister needs to be given a chance.
• You're being given a chance here to make things right.
• The boy had to be given a chance.
• She should be given a chance to prove her loyalty.

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• given a chance but next time
• We are just two friends, never given a chance to loveanybody but each other.
• I was put in here, given a second chance, but Sebastian...
• We must work on the basis that peace must be given a chance, but we must not be hasty and of course we must not create situations which may be entirely counter-productive.
• And some are given a chance to climb, but they refuse.
• Now, I've given you every chance, but you're spinning your wheels.
• At the start of this century, the world leaders are given another chance, but Johannesburg can only succeed if specific implementing programmes are drafted with concrete pledges to match.
• But the Prime Minister needs to be given a chance.
• But I'm not afraid anymore because we've been given a chance at redemption.
• The player will lose if their vitality gauge runs out, but will be given a chance to continue.
• But when given a chance to destroy Ozaya, Aang begins to doubt the correctness of that decision.
• Your rapporteur acknowledges that these criticisms are not without foundation but believes that NEPAD must be given a chance.
• Countries that are taking active measures to reduce pollution but have not yet achieved the set objectives should be given a chance to do so.
• They request focus, perseverance and investments, but in return you will be given a chance to compete at any level.
• Unfortunately I don't know the young Gary of 1990 but I am convinced that he already had a good heart back then. He only did wrong in life because he never was given a chance.
• We have a mountain to climb but I am confident that the people in Ireland and the rest of Europe will rise to the challenge when they are given a chance.
• He could have put everyone in their respective places from the very beginning, but the people would complain as to why they were thrown in Hell without being given a chance.
• The future of the spa was uncertain after the war in 1945 but fortunately it was given a chance to develop further.
• You may consider this a chance but don't disgrace yourself.
• Every girl dreams of such a chance but I am too plain.
• We gave you a chance but it isn't working out.