71.   In societies that are in crisis and in societies which are stagnant -- or even in those which are stable -- there is no chance to try.

72.   Though Mrs. Busssman fully acquainted with this story, she thought that there was a chance in a million that she might be right.

73.   I fought as long as there was no chance for peace.

74.   There is no chance of maintaining the present state of affairs, he added.

75.   She had the feeling that if she could get Eddie to go on talking long enough, there was a chance that something significant would emerge.

76.   He probably knew the house was empty and there was little chance of his being disturbed.

77.   There is no chance of a quiet evening slumped before the telly, or even to read a novel.

78.   The chances are pretty thin.

79.   The chances are that home buyers at Meggetland View in Edinburgh will be rugby fans.

80.   I went into the van where the people were booking in and asked if there was any chance of me having a go.