There must be a new world order that gives everyone a chance to participate and thus contributes to the universalization of human dignity.

What about all the kids like me that were in school kids like some of you out there that were in school and didn't get a chance and will never get a chance to participate in science and technology?

She stressed that it was important that people living in poverty not only had a chance to learn and understand the world but also to actively participate in cultural life.

You said Chance told you to. You did, didn't you, Chance?

A chance? A chance for what?

Give me a chance to fight back, just give me a chance, please.

Don't you see it's your big chance, your only chance to break free?

We didn't have a chance. Not a chance.

We'll have to chance it.

Has a chance to congeal

Chance

Chance.

Chance?

Chance!

Chance.

You mean you'd risk your one chance, our chance...

I want a chance a chance on my own.

You're my second chance, Judy. You're my second chance.

Kosovo and Metohija Serbs participate in those institutions in which they stand a chance of achieving goals related to their vital interests, particularly in those municipalities in which they won the last local elections.

Not a chance to defend ourselves.

You'll get a chance to speak.

We'll have to take that chance.

A chance to create in peace.

They'll get a chance to talk.

Now is our chance to escape.

That's pretty hard to believe, Chance.

Dude ought to have a chance.

You'll lose your chance to marry.

A chance to broaden your horizon.

I'd like to explore that chance.

I never leave anything to chance.

Hu s Chance

Chance Thunderstorms

Chance Snow

Chance Flurries

Chance Drizzle

Chance Rain

Fat chance.

No chance?

By chance?

Hey, Chance!

Señor Chance!

Señor Chance.

Hi, Chance.

No chance.