91.   A band has a better chance of waiting for Godot than of hearing its single played on a major radio station or seeing its video on MTV.

92.   A better chance without him.

93.   A child who can read has a better chance at learning, at life and achieving dreams.

94.   A bigger ice surface means everyone will have a better chance to display their wares.

95.   A defendant has a better chance of getting into Willard if he committed his drug crime in Rochester than in the Bronx.

96.   A better chance never came, though the Sox squandered a number of lesser opportunities.

97.   A bomb smuggled on board this way would have had a better chance of avoiding detection.

98.   A child who stays in school has a better chance to succeed.

99.   A main reason for the release was to give the immigrants a better chance of learning whether their families in their countries survived the storm.

100.   A Mormon has a better chance to win national office from another state than from Utah.