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CHANCE |
Opportunity |
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LAPSE |
Opportunity |
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OPENING |
Opportunity |
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OPPORTUNITIES |
Of Opportunity |
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MISSTHEBUS |
Lose an opportunity |
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HOP |
Jump into foolish opportunity |
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CASE |
Chance; accident; hap; opportunity. |
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SALE |
Opportunity of selling; demand; market. |
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VENT |
Sale; opportunity to sell; market. |
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HARVEST-HOME |
The opportunity of gathering treasure. |
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UNIT |
Opportunity to use a single item |
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WASTE |
Idiom to mean a lost opportunity |
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ACCESS |
The means or opportunity to enter |
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ELECTION |
Opportunity to choose members of Parliament |
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CADETSHIP |
Possibly pitched as being a training opportunity |
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OTHER |
First opportunity to hear every rational alternative |
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TIME |
A proper time; a season; an opportunity. |
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CHOICE |
The power or opportunity of choosing; option. |
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APPROACH |
A access, or opportunity of drawing near. |
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INOPPORTUNITY |
Want of opportunity; unseasonableness;
inconvenience. |
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ABLE |
Having the necessary opportunity to see Elba on return |
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BUS |
To miss the ... means to miss an opportunity |
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OHIO |
Oh, I take first opportunity to get to this American river |
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JOB |
A situation or opportunity of work; as, he lost his job. |
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OCCASION |
A favorable opportunity; a convenient or timely chance;
convenience. |