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Sami decided to give Layla another chance.

The other solution is to give democracy a chance.

Don't give up. You still have a chance.

It s an attempt not just to give people in the developing world a chance to speak, but also give them a better chance of being heard.

Other factors also could give negotiations a real chance.

But people were willing to give him a chance.

Since everything has failed, why not give God a chance?

Give a chance by implementing the law to realize its positive intent.

So I'm going to give them a chance to do that.

Still, I say let s give G 8 movie night a chance.

Give us a chance to lead the nation because the people know better

This suggests not only that justice in the Philippines has a chance equally important, it suggests that Filipinos will give justice a chance.

That alone will give us the chance to make the world more secure, just and humane.

Getting ahead of the curve will give Greece a realistic chance of controlling its own destiny.

By doing this you can give the whole community a chance to benefit from your changes.

Now, to give you a chance to understand why there is power in that statement, I've got to give you the basics of Space 101.

My father died young, after a heart attack which wouldn't even give him a second chance.

Let s give the other party a chance, even if its policies are not exactly what conservatives may like.

To get peace in Afghanistan, indeed all of South Asia, the US needs to give peace a chance!

Obama, now free of electoral shackles, and the international community should give Palestinians peaceful effort a chance at life.

Just like we always dreamed, music will bring people together and give us a chance at world peace.

But a temporary and modestly higher inflation rate would facilitate the adjustment process and give reforms a chance to work.

North Korea s last ally should give it one last chance. And then it should be prepared to pull the plug.

So when I had the chance to give the world's expert in gravity the experience of zero gravity, it was incredible.

However, in order to fulfill that promise, the industrialized world must give Africa a chance through the emerging international carbon market.

To develop and implement strategies that give young people everywhere a real chance to find decent and productive work.

Today was declared as a national holiday to give every Lebanese a chance to partake in welcoming its heroes.

It is up to us to give young people all over the world a chance to make their dreams come true.

It should give member states the chance to develop an approach to Europe that suits their national traditions, within the EU framework.

Only by mobilizing the necessary resources would such problems be resolved so as to give the decentralization process a chance of success.

So I think my last slide is All we are saying, we can actually sing it Give nature a chance.

But does that mean that should we give up on democracy if Islamist parties have a chance of winning elections?

Chris Anderson OK. I don't know if there's going to be any questions but I thought I would give people the chance.

So I'm saying it on behalf of all the biocontrol petitioners and implementers, in Israel and abroad, really give nature a chance.

Córdova also considers that such an alternative could give both countries the chance of exploring and benefiting from mineral, oil and other resources.

We invite all Ivorian parties to overcome their differences of view and give peace and stability a chance in the West African subregion.

Story 4 Give peace a chance on Tumblr also shared this photo of a Syrian worker, Tareq, who had fled to Greece.

That's how project Uma Chance (A Chance) started.